Politics & Government

2012 Primary Election Voting Guide

Pennsylvanians will be going to the polls during Tuesday's primary election to choose who will be on the ballot this fall. We'll have live coverage as the results come in Tuesday night.

Pennsylvanians will be going to the polls during the primary election Tuesday, April 24 to choose who will be on the ballot this fall for the U.S. presidency, U.S. Senate and a number of statewide offices.

Here are your choices, in ballot order:

U.S. PRESIDENT: 

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Republican:

  • Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Speaker of the House and congressman from Georgia's 6th District
  • Mitt Romney, former Massachusetts governor
  • Ron Paul, the congressman from Texas' 14th District who grew up in Green Tree and attended Dormont High School

Democrat:

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  • Barack Obama, incumbent U.S. president and former U.S. senator from Illinois

 

U.S. SENATOR FROM PENNSYLVANIA:

Republican:

Democrat:

  • , Robinson Township, Allegheny County 
  • Bob Casey, the incumbent U.S. senator from Scranton, Lackawanna County

 

STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL:

Republican:

Democrat:

 

STATE AUDITOR GENERAL:

Republican:

  • Frank Pinto, Dauphin County
  • , Upper St. Clair, Allegheny County

Democrat:

 

STATE TREASURER:

Republican:

Democrat:

 

REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS (DISTRICT 18):

Republican

  • , Upper St. Clair 
  • , incumbent, Upper St. Clair 

Democrat

  • , Buffalo Township, Washington County

 

SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY (DISTRICT 37): 

Republican: 

  • , Bethel Park
  • , North Fayette Township
  • , Mt. Lebanon

to read a recap of their state Senate debate.

Louis Oliverio, an and vice president of the , is on the ballot running as a delegate—representing (18th District)—to the Republican National Convention.

Who will you be voting for and why? Tell us in the comments.

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