In Pennsylvania’s closed primary system, registered Democratic voters can vote for Democratic candidates. It’s important to show up for democratic candidates, to help them build momentum for the general election in November. Register to vote or to vote as a

Governor Josh Shapiro is running for re-election in 2026, making the case that Pennsylvania needs steady leadership that delivers real results and protects basic freedoms. Shapiro has spent more than 20 years in public service, serving as Governor (since 2023),

Lt. Governor Austin Davis is running for re-election in 2026, continuing a tenure defined by public safety investments and a focus on working-class communities. Davis made history as Pennsylvania’s first Black lieutenant governor and, when he took office, the youngest

Running for Pennsylvania’s 8th District Paige Cognetti is running for the US House of Representatives for Pennsylvania’s 8th District, pitching a reform-and-results message rooted in her record as Scranton’s mayor. Cognetti first won the mayor’s office in 2019, running as an Independent in a

Running for the 139th District serving part of Pike County, PA Dominique is a lifelong Pike County resident who’s deeply involved in her community and ready to bring practical, local-first leadership to Harrisburg. She is a licensed real estate agent

Running for re-election for the 189th District that includes Delaware, Lehman & Porter Townships of Pike County, PA Tarah Probst is a lifelong northeastern Pennsylvanian and the State Representative for Pennsylvania’s 189th District, serving parts of Monroe and Pike counties. 

20th District – Including All of Pike County, PA Jackie Baker serves as a precinct committee person for the Susquehanna County Democratic Committee and is a founding member of the PA Coalition for Trans Youth. She’s also a former public-school

Representing Pike County, PA PJ is a lifelong Democrat who grew up in Pike County. After law school, he built a career in public service, first as a law clerk handling child abuse expungement appeals, then as a Hearing Officer

Pike County Backs Justices in Retention Vote, Preserving Democratic Court Majority Pike County voters approved all five justices up for retention on the 2025 ballot, with victory margins ranging from 4-7 percentage points, contributing to a statewide result that preserved