Pennsylvania is at the center of what is being called one of the most tumultuous elections, making it an important piece in the voting puzzle.

Below is how Bucks County, with 493,870 registered voters, has voted in the races that have taken on such outsized importance this election cycle. The number of ballots collected was 396,496, putting the voter turnout at 80.3%.

Presidential Electors

• Democrat Kamala Harris / Tim Walz – 194,635 (49.29%)
• Republican Donald Trump / J.D. Vance – 195,147 (49.42%)
• Libertarian Chase Oliver / Mike ter Maat – 1,890 (0.48%)
• Green Party Jill Stein / Rudolph Ware – 1,917 (0.49 %)
• Write-in – 1,314 (0.33%)

U.S. Senator

• Democrat Robert Casey – 192,747 (49.07%)
• Republican Dave McCormick – 190,775 (48.57%)
• Libertarian John C. Thomas – 4,535 (1.15%)
• Green Party Leila Hazou – 3,408 (0.87%)
• Constitution Party Marty Selker – 1,048 (0.27%)
• Write-in – 265 (0.07%)

Attorney General

• Democrat Eugene DePasquale – 177,713 (45.52%)
• Republican Dave Sunday – 201,902 (51.71%)
• Libertarian Robert Cowburn – 4,686 (1.20%)
• Green Party Richard Weiss – 3,429 (0.88%)
• Constitution Party Justin Magill – 1,434 (0.37%)
• Forward Party Eric Settle – 965 (0.25%)
• Write-in – 317 (0.08%)

Auditor General

• Democrat Malcolm Kenyatta – 177,181 (45.86%)
• Republican Tim DeFoor – 198,836 (51.46%)
• Libertarian Reece Smith – 6,500 (1.68%)
• Constitution Party Bob Goodrich – 2,509 (0.65%)
• American Solidarity Party Eric Anton – 987 (0.26%)
• Write-in – 369 (0.10%)

Pennsylvania State Treasurer

• Democrat Erin McClelland – 176,544 (45.67%)
• Republican Stacy Garrity – 201,316 (52.07%)
• Libertarian Nickolas Ciesielski – 5,123 (1.33%)
• Constitution Party Troy Bowman – 1,882 (0.49%)
• Forward Party Chris Foster – 1,345 (0.35%)
• Write-in – 381 (0.10%)

U.S. Representative (1st Congressional District)

• Democrat Ashley Ehasz – 167,069 (43.12%)
• Republican Brian Fitzpatrick – 218,942 (56.51%)
• Write-in – 1,399 (0.36%)

Representative in the General Assembly 18th District

• Democrat Anand Patel – 14,190 (44.20%)
• Republican Kathleen Tomlinson – 17,835 (55.56%)
• Write-in – 78 (0.24%)

Representative in the General Assembly 29th District

• Democrat Tim Brennan – 24,904 (55.54%)
• Republican Steve Mekanik – 18,930 (42.22%)
• Libertarian Rob Ronky – 952 (2.12%)
• Write-in – 55 (0.12%)

Representative in the General Assembly 31st District

• Democrat Perry Warren – 27,345 (58.92%)
• Republican Bernie Sauer – 19,003 (40.94%)
• Write-in – 66 (0.14%)

Representative in the General Assembly 140th District

• Democrat Jim Prokopiak – 17,282 (54.09%)
• Republican Candace Cabanas – 14,588 (45.66%)
• Write-in – 81 (0.25%)

Representative in the General Assembly 141st District

• Democrat Tina Davis – 20,470 (65.03%)
• Republican Noah Boyd – 10,952 (34.79%)
• Write-in – 56 (0.18%)

Representative in the General Assembly 142nd District

• Democrat Anna Payne – 17,183 (45.33%)
• Republican Joe Hogan – 20,668 (54.52%)
• Write-in – 56 (0.15%)

Representative in the General Assembly 143rd District

• Democrat Eleanor Breslin – 18,703 (43.54%)
• Republican Shelby Labs – 24,194 (56.32%)
• Write-in – 60 (0.14%)

Representative in the General Assembly 144th District

• Democrat Brian Munroe – 20,310 (51.17%)
• Republican Daniel McPhillips – 19,309 (48.64%)
• Write-in – 76 (0.19%)

Representative in the General Assembly 145th District

• Democrat Vera Cole – 15,687 (41.01%)
• Republican Craig Staats – 22,521 (58.87%)
• Write-in – 47 (0.12%)

Representative in the General Assembly 178th District

• Democrat Paul Lang Jr. – 16,744 (38.59%)
• Republican Kristin Marcell – 26,577 (61.25%)
• Write-in – 73 (0.17%)

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