Pennsylvania's Elections

Health care remains a top policy issue for many Americans. One way to advocate for your hospital, health care, and your community—and influence the policies that affect them—is to vote in elections.

Election box with ballot

About Pennsylvania's Election

On November 4, voters will elect officials for municipal offices, magisterial district courts, as well as county and statewide judges. 

Important Dates

  • October 20, 2025 | Last day to register to vote
  • October 28, 2025 | Last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot

Odd year elections often don’t receive the same attention as more high-profile races, but these elections shape Pennsylvania’s court structure and local political offices. 

Candidates are listed below.
 

Voter Resources

Right click on the pictures below and select "Open link in new tab" to utilize the resources but also keep HAP's Election page open in this browser window. Please ensure you're logged into your HAPonline.org profile to see all available information on this page.
 

Find Your Legislator

Voting & Election Information

Voter Registration

Judicial Elections


Democrat

Kamala Harris
(Tim Walz, Vice President)

Campaign website

 

Republican

Donald Trump
(JD Vance, Vice President)

Campaign website

 

 




Democrat

Brandon Neuman, Allegheny
Campaign website
 

 

Republican

Maria Battista, Clarion
Campaign website
 

The Superior Court handles appeals in civil and criminal cases from the Court of Common Pleas.



Democrat

Stella Tsai, Philadelphia
Campaign website
 

 

Republican

Matthew Wolford, Erie
Campaign website
 

 

The Commonwealth Court handles civil actions brought by and against the commonwealth or other government agencies.



Voting in Pennsylvania

More information about Voting in Pennsylvania is available online:

 


HAP Contacts

For more information, contact Jake Felker, director, political engagement. Media inquiries should be directed to Liam Migdail, vice president, strategic communications.

 

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