Contact: Sydney Robinson,

sydney@pahdcc.com

Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania House Democratic Campaign Committee (HDCC) on Friday called the race in HD-41 for Brad Chambers after a number of provisional ballots were added to the final tally. Chambers’ win marks a grand total of 12 seats flipped in the PA State House, and finalizes the balance of the legislative chamber at 114 Democrats to just 89 Republicans. 

“Last but certainly not least, we are elated to add Brad Chambers to our expanded majority,” said HDCC Executive Director Madeline Zann. “Brad and his colleagues didn’t take a single voter for granted and they worked hard every step of the way for this bright new day for Pennsylvania. His victory - and the victory of every one of our Democratic challengers and incumbents - is a testament to our belief that Democrats can win anywhere with the right candidate and the right support.

We’re still awaiting a small number of votes to be tabulated into next week, but we feel confident with where the margins stand to make this call. 

We’re grateful to the dedicated election officials and poll workers who meticulously conduct this process every cycle. Thank you for your dedication to our democracy and ensuring that voters in Lancaster and across the Commonwealth can have their voices heard.”

The grand total of PA State House races that have flipped from red to blue:

• Madelyn Alvarino - Chester (HD-13)

• Bryan Allen - Bucks (HD-18)

• Brad Chambers - Lancaster (HD-41)

• Hadley Haas - Allegheny (HD-44)

• Sara Agerton - Cumberland (HD-88)

• Meriam Sabih – Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton (HD-131)

• Jeff Warren – Northampton (HD-137)

• Kristin Egan – Bucks (HD-142)

• Tim Hayes – Bucks (HD-143)

• Margaret Burke - Montgomery (HD-147)

• Elizabeth Moro – Chester, Delaware (HD-160)

• Rachel Cuevas – Lehigh (HD-187)

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