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Results of the Philadelphia General Election on November 3, 1998
Preliminary turnout statistics: Philadelphia - 32%, Pennsylvania - 41%, Nationwide - 38%.
| Offices for Election |
DEMOCRAT |
REPUBLICAN |
LIBERTARIAN |
Other Parties |
U.S.
Senator |
Bill Lloyd
Phila. 177,969
PA. 1,028,839 |
Arlen Specter *
Phila. 117,277
PA. 1,814,180 |
Jack Iannantuono
Phila. 3,615
PA. 46,103 |
Constitutional:
Dean Snyder
Phila. 4,237
PA. 68,377 |
| Governor/ Lieutenant Governor |
Ivan Itkin/ Marjorie
Margolies-Mezvinsky
Phila. 183,066
PA. 938,745 |
Tom Ridge/ MarkSchweiker*
Phila. 107,731
PA. 1,736,844 |
Ken V. Krawchuk/ Henry E. Haller, III
Phila. 3,401
PA. 33,591 |
Constitutional:
Peg Luksik/
Jim Clymer
Phila. 13,072
PA. 315,761 |
U. S. House
1st District |
Robert A. Brady*
60,731; PA-77,788 |
William M. Harrison
8,700; PA - 15,898 |
John Featherman
986; PA - 1,198 |
SocialistWorkers:
Nancy Cole: 801; PA - 964 |
U. S. House
2nd District |
Chaka Fattah*
97,788; PA - 102,763 |
Anne Marie Mulligan
13,039; PA - 16,001 |
U. S. House
3rd District |
Robert Borski*
66,270 |
Charles P. Dougherty
45,390 |
State Senate
2nd District |
Christine M. Tartaglione*
30,764 |
Jon Mirowitz: 9,603 |
State Senate
4th District |
Allyson Schwartz*
42,067; PA - 52,052 |
State Senate
8th District |
Anthony Hardy Williams: 31,675; PA - 34,901 |
Listervelt H. Ritter
3,987; PA - 5,028 |
| Offices for Election |
DEMOCRATIC |
REPUBLICAN |
Other Parties |
State Representative
169th District |
Jack Noonan - 2,706 |
Dennis O'Brien* - 9,812 |
State Representative
170th District |
Francine G. Levin - 4,130 |
George Kenney* - 8,841 |
State Representative
172nd District |
James Raynock, Jr. - 4,084 |
John M. Perzel* - 10,949 |
State Representative
173rd District |
Michael McGeehan* - 8,437 |
Daniel Sansoni - 3,026 |
State Representative
174th District |
Alan Butkovitz* - 10,210 |
State Representative
175th District |
Marie Lederer* - 6,896 |
Anthony N. Radocaj - 2,625 |
State Representative
176th District |
Bill McKeown - 5,787 |
Chris Wogan* - 9,778 |
State Representative
177th District |
George W. Still, IV - 2,222 |
John J. Taylor* - 6,485 |
State Representative
179th District |
William W. Rieger* - 5,112 |
Ronald J. Heater - 760 |
Frazier Party:
Veronica
Frazier - 267 |
State Representative
180th District |
Benjamin Ramos* - 4,488 |
Nestor Gonzalez - 716 |
State Representative
181st District |
W. Curtis Thomas* - 9,041 |
State Representative
182nd District |
Babette Josephs* - 10,698 |
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Libertarian:
Jonathan Goldstein - 754 |
State Representative
184th District |
William F. Keller* - 8,286 |
Gina P. Andrew - 1,981 |
State Representative
185th District |
Robert Donatucci* - 7,117; PA - 8,026 |
Anthony J. Giordano - 2,336; PA - 2,503 |
State Representative
186th District |
Harold James* - 9,468 |
Charles Reeves - 1,337 |
State Representative
188th District |
James R. Roebuck* - 9,147 |
Barbara L. Jacobs - 530 |
State Representative
190th District |
Michael J. Horsey* - 9,214 |
Maureen M. Davis - 645 |
State Representative
191st District |
Anthony Hardy
Williams* - 7,220; PA - 9,422 |
Robert J. Johns - 819; PA - 1,330 |
State Representative
192nd District |
Louise Williams
Bishop* - 12,031 |
Vincent D. Gordon - 1,673 |
State Representative
194th District |
Kathy Manderino* - 9,690 |
Patsy Taylor - 2,597 |
State Representative
195th District |
Frank L. Oliver* - 9,073 |
Marie P. Bradley - 1,301 |
State Representative
197th District |
Andrew J. Carn* - 11,042 |
Edward P. Bevans - 705 |
State Representative
198th District |
Rosita C. Youngblood* - 11,539 |
State Representative
200th District |
LeAnna Washington* - 14,172 |
State Representative
201st District |
John Myers* - 11,423 |
Joseph L. Messa - 555 |
State Representative
202nd District |
Mark B. Cohen* - 8,344 |
State Representative
203rd District |
Dwight Evans* - 11,529 |
John Paul Mugford - 934 |
* indicates incumbent
BALLOT QUESTIONS
Statewide Joint Resolution No. 1
Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to disallow bail when proof is evident or presumption great that the accused comitted an offense for which the maximum penalty is life imprisonment or that no conditions or combination of conditions other than imprisonment of the accused will reasonably assure the safety of any person and the community?
Philadelphia: Yes - 105,229; No - 98,011. Pennsylvania: Yes - 1,620,567; No - 601,463.
Statewide Joint Resolution No. 2
Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to provide that the Commonwealth shall have the same right to trial by jury in criminal cases as does the accused?
Philadelphia: Yes - 106,648; No - 94,710. Pennsylvania: Yes - 1,496,894; No - 684,204.
Philadelphia Ballot Question
Shall an electronic voting system be used at polling places in the City and County of Philadelphia?
Yes - 156,262; No - 44,882. |
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