Pennsylvanians go to the polls on November 5 to decide on the nation’s next president. In addition, a number of important state races will be decided, including the U.S. Senate and three-way offices.

The charts below show live results from Pennsylvania’s 2024 general election, as well as the shifting balance of power across the state.

Mail-in and absentee ballots were supposed to be received by the voters’ county election office by 8:00 p.m., however, those ballots may not all be counted on election night. As a result, these results may change over the next few days.

These charts update automatically. You don’t need to refresh the page for them to update. You can use drop-down menus where available to select different races.

The US President

The former president Donald Trumpthe Republican nominee and Vice President Kamala Harristhe Democratic nominee, was neck and neck in the polls in the week leading up to the election.

Other candidates appearing on the Pennsylvania ballot include Green Party candidate Jill Stein and Libertarian Chase Oliver.

US Senate

Sen. Bob Casey (D.-Pa.) is seeking to retain the U.S. Senate seat he’s held since 2007. His primary challenger is Republican David McCormick, who last ran for the Senate in 2022 and lost in the primary to to Mehmet Oz.

Plus, here’s the balance of power for the US Senate and how the results of this election will change it.

USA House

All 17 US congressional districts are up for election this year. The key race in central Pennsylvania is in the 10th District, where Republican incumbent Scott Perry faces former TV anchor Janelle Stelson, who is the Democratic nominee.

You can access any race through the drop down menu. You can also narrow down to a specific county via a drop-down menu on the map.

Plus, here’s the balance of power for the US House and how the results of this election will change it.

Read more about the 10th Congressional District race:

Offices in a row

Three government positions are up for vote in Pennsylvania in 2024: attorney general, treasurer and auditor general.

Read more about these races:

• How the candidates for Pa. Attorney General intend. to address the opioid epidemic
• Where are Pa’s candidates. attorney general in defense of elections, voter ID and many others

State Senate

Half of the Senate seats are up for election this year.

Read more:

• Senate Democrats believe they can tie the chamber for the first time in 30 years. Republicans disagree.
• Governor Shapiro makes endorsements in four state Senate races

State House

All 203 Pennsylvania State House seats are up for election this year. A number of these seats are uncontested from the primaries.