2002 Pennsylvania Senate election
General Elections

2002 Pennsylvania Senate election

Section Title: General Elections
Table Section Text: None

District	Party	Incumbent	Status	Party	Candidate	Votes	%

2	Democratic	Christine M. Tartaglione	re-elected	Democratic	Christine M. Tartaglione	39,785	79.4

Republican	Gary Adam Feldman	9,787	19.5

Green	Traci Confer	532	1.1

4	Democratic	Allyson Y. Schwartz	re-elected	Democratic	Allyson Y. Schwartz	77,396	82.3

Republican	Ron Holt	15,231	17.7

6	Republican	Robert M. Tomlinson	re-elected	Republican	Robert M. Tomlinson	42,532	52.6

Democratic	Peter H. Kostmayer	38,385	47.4

8	Democratic	Anthony H. Williams	re-elected	Democratic	Anthony H. Williams	46,583	78.9

Republican	John P. McKelligott	12,460	21.1

10	Republican	Joe Conti	re-elected	Republican	Joe Conti	49,407	61.5

Democratic	Ronald H. Elgart	30,901	38.5

12	Republican	Stewart J. Greenleaf	re-elected	Republican	Stewart J. Greenleaf	56,858	66.8

Democratic	Howard P. Rovner	28,206	33.2

14	Democratic	Raphael J. Musto	re-elected	Democratic	Raphael J. Musto	40,442	100.0

16	Republican	Charles W. Dent	re-elected	Republican	Charles W. Dent	40,320	65.1

Democratic	Richard J. Orloski	21,571	34.9

18	Democratic	Lisa Boscola	re-elected	Democratic	Lisa Boscola	39,312	61.7

Republican	Nick Sabatine	24,353	38.3

20	Republican	Charles D. Lemmond, Jr.	re-elected	Republican	Charles D. Lemmond, Jr.	43,467	69.6

Democratic	John Petrizzo	18,998	30.4

22	Democratic	Robert J. Mellow	re-elected	Democratic	Robert J. Mellow	50,274	69.1

Republican	Frank Scavo	22,451	30.9

24	Republican	Edwin G. Holl	retired	Republican	Robert C. Wonderling	39,464	55.1

Democratic	Jim Maza	32,215	44.9

26	Republican	Edwin B. Erickson	re-elected	Republican	Edwin B. Erickson	52,908	63.3

Democratic	Sean Crumlish	30,643	36.7

28	Republican	Mike Waugh	re-elected	Republican	Mike Waugh	46,560	100

30	Republican	Robert C. Jubelirer	re-elected	Republican	Robert C. Jubelirer	47,715	73.1

Democratic	Stacey R. Brumbaugh	17,578	26.9

32	Democratic	Richard A. Kasunic	re-elected	Democratic	Richard A. Kasunic	41,686	100.0

34	Republican	Jacob D. Corman III	re-elected	Republican	Jacob D. Corman III	57,472	92.6

Libertarian	Daniel W. Tuel	4,620	7.4

36	Republican	Noah W. Wenger	re-elected	Republican	Noah W. Wenger	52,158	94.6

Constitution	Laurellynn T. Petolicchio	2,994	5.4

38	Democratic	Leonard J. Bodack	retired	Democratic	Jim Ferlo	38,886	64.9

Constitution	Ted Tomson	21,000	35.1

40	Republican	Jane C. Orie	re-elected	Republican	Jane C. Orie	57,310	70.8

Democratic	Dan Demarco	23,642	29.1

42	Democratic	Jack Wagner	re-elected	Democratic	Jack Wagner	44,249	72.3

Republican	Thomas Stepnick	16,952	27.7

44	Republican	James W. Gerlach	ran for Congress	Republican	John C. Rafferty, Jr.	42,558	59.2

Democratic	Rick Jacobs	29,368	40.8

46	Democratic	J. Barry Stout	re-elected	Democratic	J. Barry Stout	58,973	100.0

48	Republican	David J. Brightbill	re-elected	Republican	David J. Brightbill	52,341	69.5

Democratic	Ed Arnold	22,952	30.5

50	Republican	Bob Robbins	re-elected	Republican	Bob Robbins	42,728	65.1

Democratic	Kyle Klaric	22,894	34.9

Sentence(s)

John C. Rafferty, Jr. succeeded Republican James W. Gerlach, in Pennsylvania's state election.
John C. Rafferty, Jr. succeeded Republican Senator James W. Gerlach, who successfully ran for Pennsylvania congressional district.
John C. Rafferty, Jr. succeeded Republican Senator James W. Gerlach, who ran for Pennsylvania's congressional.

final_sentence: John C. Rafferty, Jr. succeeded Republican James W. Gerlach, in Pennsylvania's state election.
final_sentence: John C. Rafferty, Jr. succeeded Republican Senator James W. Gerlach, who successfully ran for Pennsylvania congressional district.
final_sentence: John C. Rafferty, Jr. succeeded Republican Senator James W. Gerlach, who ran for Pennsylvania's congressional.