2026 results · the new Congress · Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania’s House delegation goes from 7–10 to 11–6
Democrats first. 17 seats; 4 seats changed party and 5 new members were elected. A change of +4 Democratic seats.
Every seat
- Pennsylvania 1st DistrictBrian K. Fitzpatrick R , then Bob Harvie DChanged partyDefeated by Bob Harvie
- Pennsylvania 2nd DistrictBrendan F. Boyle D , then Brendan Boyle DRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 3rd DistrictDwight Evans D , then Chris Rabb DDid not seek reelection
- Pennsylvania 4th DistrictMadeleine Dean D , then Madeleine Dean DRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 5th DistrictMary Gay Scanlon D , then Mary Gay Scanlon DRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 6th DistrictChrissy Houlahan D , then Chrissy Houlahan DRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 7th DistrictRyan Mackenzie R , then Bob Brooks DChanged partyDefeated by Bob Brooks
- Pennsylvania 8th DistrictRobert P. Bresnahan, Jr. R , then Paige Cognetti DChanged partyDefeated by Paige Cognetti
- Pennsylvania 9th DistrictDaniel Meuser R , then Dan Meuser RRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 10th DistrictScott Perry R , then Janelle Stelson DChanged partyDefeated by Janelle Stelson
- Pennsylvania 11th DistrictLloyd Smucker R , then Lloyd Smucker RRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 12th DistrictSummer L. Lee D , then Summer Lee DRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 13th DistrictJohn Joyce R , then John Joyce RRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 14th DistrictGuy Reschenthaler R , then Guy Reschenthaler RRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 15th DistrictGlenn Thompson R , then Glenn Thompson RRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 16th DistrictMike Kelly R , then Mike Kelly RRe-elected
- Pennsylvania 17th DistrictChristopher R. Deluzio D , then Chris Deluzio DRe-elected
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them.
The new members
Pennsylvania 1st District
Bucks County commissioner (source)
Beat Brian K. Fitzpatrick, who held the seat, by 5.7 points
Pennsylvania 8th District
Mayor of Scranton (source)
Beat Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr., who held the seat, by 9.0 points