| 2000 Pennsylvania Primary Results |
| Attorney General |
| attorney / party endorsed candidate James J. Eisenhower III (D) 50.6%, D.A. John M. Morganelli (D) 49.4%, |
Mike Fisher (R) |
attorney Tom Linzey (G), |
| Treasurer |
| ex-St. Treasurer / '94 Governor Candidate Catherine Baker Knoll (D) |
Barbara Hafer (R) |
accountant Joseph Patterson (Rfm), Anne Goeke (G) |
| Auditor General |
| Bob Casey Jr. (D) |
St. Rep. Katie True (R), |
accountant Jim Blair (Rfm), retiree Barbara Knox (G) |
| Senator |
| U.S. Rep. Ron Klink (D) 40.7%, attorney Phil Berg (D) 1.6%, DOL officer / '94 Lt. Gov. nominee Tom Foley (D) 24.2%, attorney Murray Levin (D) 4.4%, attorney Bob Rovner (D) 3.9%, St. Sen. Allyson Schwartz (D) 25.3%, |
Rick Santorum (R) |
farmer / steelworker Bob Domske (Rfm), Privacy Newsletter editor John Featherman (L), |
| 1st Congressional District |
| Robert A. "Bob" Brady (D) 77%, St. Rep. Andrew J. Carn (D) 18%, Timothy Hannah (D) 6%, |
Steven N. Kush (R) |
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| 2nd Congressional District |
| Chaka Fattah (D) |
No Republican |
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| 3rd Congressional District |
| Robert A. Borski (D) |
ex-U.S. Rep. / '98 nominee Charles F. Dougherty (R), |
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| 4th Congressional District |
| St. Rep. Terry E. Van Horne (D) 23.3%, Joe Bellissimo (D) 10.0%, ex-tax board executive administrator Royal Hart (D) 8.8%, Regional Dir. of the Nat'l Assoc. of Manufacturors Jerry A. Hodge (D) 14.3%, John M. "Jack" Machek (D) 10.6%, Lawrence Co. D.A. Matthew T. Mangino (D) 15.2%, ex-baseball pitcher Jim Rooker (D) 13.0%, magazine publisher Jim Schmitt (D) 4.8%, |
St. Sen. Melissa A. Hart (R), |
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| 5th Congressional District |
| No Democrat |
John E. Peterson (R) |
Tom Martin (L), |
| 6th Congressional District |
| T. Timothy Holden (D) |
Thomas G. Kopel (R) |
Donald Watt (L) |
| 7th Congressional District |
| Peter A. Lennon (D) |
Curt Weldon (R) |
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| 8th Congressional District |
| businessman Ronald L. "Ron" Strouse (D) |
James C. "Jim" Greenwood (R) 67.3%, GOP state committeeman Tom Lingenfelter (R) 32.7%, |
Philip Holmen (Rfm), |
| 9th Congressional District |
| No Democrat |
Bud Shuster (R) |
Lon Diffenderfer (L), John Henry (Rfm), |
| 10th Congressional District |
| attorney / Patrick "Pat" Casey (D) 82.5%, insurance company employee Francis McHale (D) 17.5%, |
Donald L. "Don" Sherwood (R) |
quality assurance engineer / ex-state party chair / '96 / '98 nominee Thomas J. "Tom" McLaughlin (Rfm) |
| 11th Congressional District |
| Paul E. Kanjorksi (D) |
'96/'98 nominee / retired army Lt. Col. Stephen A. Urban (R) |
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| 12th Congressional District |
| John P. Murtha (D) |
dentist Bill Choby (R) |
James O'Neil (Rfm), |
| 13th Congressional District |
| Joseph M. Hoeffel (D) |
St. Sen. Stewart J. Greenleaf (R) 57.1%, pro-life attorney John Coffey (R) 42.9%, |
Ken Cavanaugh (L), Duane Malott (I), |
| 14th Congressional District |
| William J. Coyne (D) |
No Republican |
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| 15th Congressional District |
| steelworkers union leader Ed O'Brien (D), |
Patrick Toomey (R) |
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| 16th Congressional District |
| publisher/'96 Reform candidate / '98 nominee Robert S. "Bob" Yorczyk (D) |
Joseph R. Pitts (R) |
Charles Humphrey (L), |
| 17th Congressional District |
| ADA coordinator Leslye Hess Herrmann (D) |
George W. Gekas (R) |
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| 18th Congressional District |
| Michael F. "Mike" Doyle (D) |
Craig C. Stephens (R) |
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| 19th Congressional District |
| pscyhology professor Jeffrey Sanders (D) 54.1%, attorney John J. Moran II (D) 43.9%, |
St. Rep. Todd Platts (R) 31.3%, attorney / professor / '96 & '98 candidate Charlie Gerow (R) 13.2%, St. Rep. Albert H. Masland (R) 30.2%, York Co. Comm'r Christopher B. Reilly (R) 6.1%, Cumberland Co. GOP Committeeman Dick Stewart (R) 19.2%, |
Businessman / '98 nominee Gary Shoemaker (L) |
| 20th Congressional District |
| Frank Mascara (D) |
Ronald J. Davis (R) |
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| 21st Congressional District |
| Dr. Marc A. Flitter (D) |
Phil English (R) |
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