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Congressional Districts
Pennsylvania lost one of its 18 congressional seats due to sluggish population growth. Currently, Democrats and Republican each hold 9 seats. Under the new map, each party is expected to win roughly 8 seats with one district a toss-up.
Previous
District ${props.district}
The current lawmaker is .
Of registered voters in this district, a majority are . no party had more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: ${props.per_dem} Others: ${props.per_other} Republicans: ${props.per_rep}
Among people who live here, this district has .
Asian: ${props.per_asian} Black: ${props.per_black} Hispanic: ${props.per_hispanic} White: ${props.per_white} Mixed race: ${props.per_mixed} Other: ${props.per_misc}
District 10
The current lawmaker is Scott Perry (R).
Of registered voters in this district, no party had more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: 39.80% Others: 15.78% Republicans: 44.43%
Among people who live here, this district has a white majority.
Asian: 4.64% Black: 10.33% Hispanic: 9.64% White: 70.75% Mixed race: 4.01% Other: 0.63%
New
District ${props.district}
Of registered voters in this new district, a majority would be registered . no party would have more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: ${props.per_dem} Others: ${props.per_other} Republicans: ${props.per_rep}
Among people who live here, this new district has .
Asian: ${props.per_asian} Black: ${props.per_black} Hispanic: ${props.per_hispanic} White: ${props.per_white} Mixed race: ${props.per_mixed} Other: ${props.per_misc}
District 10
Of registered voters in this new district, no party would have more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: 39.37% Others: 15.71% Republicans: 44.92%
Among people who live here, this new district has a white majority.
Asian: 4.53% Black: 10.14% Hispanic: 9.47% White: 71.23% Mixed race: 4.00% Other: 0.63%
Pennsylvania House
Republicans currently hold 113 seats in the Pennsylvania House while Democrats hold 90. The new map decreases the number of districts where Republican candidates are projected to win based on past election results. It maintains the number of districts that aren’t majority white.
Previous
District ${props.district}
The current lawmaker is .
Of registered voters in this district, a majority are . no party had more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: ${props.per_dem} Others: ${props.per_other} Republicans: ${props.per_rep}
Among people who live here, this district has .
Asian: ${props.per_asian} Black: ${props.per_black} Hispanic: ${props.per_hispanic} White: ${props.per_white} Mixed race: ${props.per_mixed} Other: ${props.per_misc}
District 103
The current lawmaker is Patty Kim (D).
Of registered voters in this district, a majority are Democrats.
Democrats: 68.58% Others: 15.95% Republicans: 15.47%
Among people who live here, this district has no race or ethnicity more than 50%.
Asian: 3.55% Black: 38.59% Hispanic: 23.42% White: 28.41% Mixed race: 5.01% Other: 1.02%
New
District ${props.district}
Of registered voters in this new district, a majority would be registered . no party would have more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: ${props.per_dem} Others: ${props.per_other} Republicans: ${props.per_rep}
Among people who live here, this new district has .
Asian: ${props.per_asian} Black: ${props.per_black} Hispanic: ${props.per_hispanic} White: ${props.per_white} Mixed race: ${props.per_mixed} Other: ${props.per_misc}
District 103
Of registered voters in this new district, a majority would be registered Democrats.
Democrats: 52.94% Others: 16.02% Republicans: 31.04%
Among people who live here, this new district has a white majority.
Asian: 4.70% Black: 20.39% Hispanic: 11.49% White: 58.14% Mixed race: 4.35% Other: 0.93%
Pennsylvania Senate
Republicans currently hold 28 seats in the Pennsylvania Senate while Democrats hold 21. There is one independent senator. The new map maintains the number of seats that Republicans are projected to win based on past election results. It also maintains the number of districts that aren’t majority-white, while increasing the number of districts where minority communities account for 30%–40% of the voting-age population.
Previous
District ${props.district}
The current lawmaker is .
Of registered voters in this district, a majority are . no party had more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: ${props.per_dem} Others: ${props.per_other} Republicans: ${props.per_rep}
Among people who live here, this district has .
Asian: ${props.per_asian} Black: ${props.per_black} Hispanic: ${props.per_hispanic} White: ${props.per_white} Mixed race: ${props.per_mixed} Other: ${props.per_misc}
District 15
The current lawmaker is John DiSanto (R).
Of registered voters in this district, no party had more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: 41.80% Others: 14.49% Republicans: 43.71%
Among people who live here, this district has a white majority.
Asian: 4.94% Black: 14.52% Hispanic: 9.21% White: 66.73% Mixed race: 3.97% Other: 0.63%
New
District ${props.district}
Of registered voters in this new district, a majority would be registered . no party would have more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: ${props.per_dem} Others: ${props.per_other} Republicans: ${props.per_rep}
Among people who live here, this new district has .
Asian: ${props.per_asian} Black: ${props.per_black} Hispanic: ${props.per_hispanic} White: ${props.per_white} Mixed race: ${props.per_mixed} Other: ${props.per_misc}
District 15
Of registered voters in this new district, no party would have more than 50% of registrations.
Democrats: 47.73% Others: 15.40% Republicans: 36.87%
Among people who live here, this new district has a white majority.
Asian: 6.55% Black: 18.76% Hispanic: 11.80% White: 57.67% Mixed race: 4.50% Other: 0.72%