Pennsylvania House of Representatives

Representatives must be at least 21 years of age. They must be a U.S. citizen and a Pennsylvania resident four years, and a resident of the district they represent one year prior to their election and must reside in that district during their term.{{cite web |title=Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania |url=https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=0}}{{cite web |title=Article II. The Legislature |url=https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=00&div=0&chpt=2}}{{cite web |title=§5. Qualifications of Members |url=https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=00&div=0&chpt=2&sctn=5&subsctn=0}}

The Hall of the House contains important symbols of Pennsylvania history and the work of legislators.

• Speaker's Chair: a throne-like chair of rank that sits directly behind the Speaker's rostrum. Architect Joseph Huston designed the chair in 1906, the year the Capitol was dedicated.
• Mace: the House symbol of authority, peace, order and respect for law rests in a pedestal to the right of the Speaker. Its base is solid mahogany, intricately carved and capped by a brass globe engraved with the Pennsylvania coat of arms. An American Eagle perches on top. The tradition of the mace may date to the Roman Republic when attendants of Roman consuls carried bundles of sticks wrapped around an axe to enforce order. The tradition may also come directly from Pennsylvania's English heritage.
• Murals: a colorful panorama of Pennsylvania history appear in murals by Edwin Austin Abbey. The most commanding of the series hangs behind the Speaker's rostrum and dominates the wall behind the Speaker. It is called The Apotheosis of Pennsylvania
• Ceiling: a work of art in itself with its ornate geometry of gold leaf buttoned at the center by a charming painted illustration. In "The Hours", Abbey represents the passage of time in the form of 24 maidens revolving in an endless circle amidst the moon, the sun and the stars of the Milky Way.{{cite web |url=http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/VC/visitor_info/our_house/what.htm |title=Pennsylvania General Assembly |first=Legislativate Data Processing |last=Center |website=Pennsylvania General Assembly |access-date=2007-01-15 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20061218190019/http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/VC/visitor_info/our_house/what.htm |archive-date=2006-12-18 |url-status=dead}}

{{main|Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives}}

The speakership is the oldest elected statewide office in the Commonwealth. Since its first session in 1682—presided over by William Penn—over 130 house members have been elevated to the speaker's chair. The house cannot hold an official session in the absence of the speaker or their designated speaker pro tempore. Speaker Leroy Irvis was the first African American elected speaker of any state legislature in the United States since Reconstruction. Speaker Dennis O'Brien was the only minority-party Speaker known in Pennsylvania and only the second known nationwide.

Democrat Joanna McClinton was elected Speaker of the House on {{Date|02/28/2023|mdy}}, becoming the first female Speaker in Pennsylvania.{{Cite web |last=Caruso |first=Stephen |date=2023-02-28 |title=PA House elects first female speaker after resignation |url=https://www.spotlightpa.org/news/2023/02/pa-house-speaker-mark-rozzi-resigns/ |access-date=2023-02-28 |website=Spotlight PA |language=en-us}}

{{As of|2025|3|26|df=US}}:

{{As of|2024|11|13|df=US}}:

Speaker of the House of Representatives: Joanna McClinton (D)

[[File:PA House January 2023.svg|thumb|Current House composition by district:

{{legend|#4958a7ff|Democratic representative}}

{{legend|#e62127ff|Republican representative}}

]]{{As of|2025|3|26|df=US}}:

|Rep ||Beaver ||Beaver, Washington||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|16 ||{{Sortname|Robert|Matzie}}

|Dem ||Ambridge ||Beaver ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|17 ||{{Sortname|Timothy R.|Bonner}}

|Rep ||Grove City || Butler, Mercer || 2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|18 ||{{Sortname|K.C.|Tomlinson|Kathleen C. Tomlinson}}

|Rep ||Bensalem||Bucks ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|19 ||{{Sortname|Aerion|Abney|}}||Dem|||Pittsburgh||Allegheny

||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|20 ||{{Sortname|Emily|Kinkead}}

|Dem ||Pittsburgh||Allegheny ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|21 ||{{Sortname|Lindsay|Powell}}

|Dem || Pittsburgh ||Allegheny ||2023

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|22 ||{{Sortname|Joshua|Siegel|link=Joshua Siegel (politician)}}

|Dem ||Allentown ||Lehigh ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|23 ||{{Sortname|Dan|Frankel|Dan Frankel (American politician)}}

|Dem ||Pittsburgh ||Allegheny ||1998

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|24

|{{Sortname|La'Tasha|Mayes}}||Dem||Pittsburgh||Allegheny||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|25 ||{{Sortname|Brandon|Markosek}}

|Dem ||Monroeville ||Allegheny||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|26 ||{{Sortname|Paul|Friel}}

|Dem ||East Vincent Township ||Chester ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|27 ||{{Sortname|Daniel|Deasy|Dan Deasy}}

|Dem ||Pittsburgh ||Allegheny ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|28 ||{{Sortname|Jeremy|Shaffer}}

| Rep ||Wexford||Allegheny ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|29 ||{{Sortname|Tim|Brennan|link=Tim Brennan (politician)}}

|Dem ||Doylestown ||Bucks ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|30 ||{{Sortname|Arvind|Venkat}}

|Dem ||McCandless ||Allegheny ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|31 ||{{Sortname|Perry|Warren}}

|Dem ||Newtown ||Bucks ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|32 ||{{Sort name|Joe|McAndrew|link=Joe McAndrew (politician)}}

|Dem ||Penn Hills ||Allegheny ||2023

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|33 ||{{Sortname|Mandy|Steele}}

|Dem ||Fox Chapel

|Allegheny ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|34 || {{sortname|Abigail|Salisbury}}

|Dem ||Swissvale ||Allegheny ||2023

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|35 ||{{sortname|Daniel|Goughnour}}

|Dem ||McKeesport ||Allegheny ||2025

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|36 ||{{Sortname|Jessica|Benham}}

|Dem ||Pittsburgh ||Allegheny ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|37 ||{{Sortname|Mindy|Fee}}

|Rep ||Manheim ||Lancaster ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|38 ||{{Sortname|John|Inglis|dab=American politician}}

|Dem ||West Mifflin

|Allegheny ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|39 ||{{Sortname|Andrew|Kuzma}}

|Rep ||Elizabeth Township ||Allegheny, Washington ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|40 ||{{Sortname|Natalie|Mihalek}}

|Rep ||Upper St. Clair ||Allegheny, Washington ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|41 ||{{Sortname|Brett|Miller|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||East Hempfield Township ||Lancaster ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|42 ||{{Sortname|Dan|Miller|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Dem ||Mt. Lebanon ||Allegheny ||2013

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|43 ||{{Sortname|Keith|Greiner}}

|Rep ||West Lampeter Township ||Lancaster ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|44 ||{{Sortname|Valerie|Gaydos}}

|Rep ||Moon Township ||Allegheny ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|45 ||{{Sortname|Anita Astorino|Kulik}}

|Dem ||Kennedy Township ||Allegheny ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|46 ||{{Sortname|Jason|Ortitay}}

|Rep ||South Fayette Township ||Allegheny, Washington ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|47 ||{{Sortname|Joseph|D'Orsie}}

|Rep ||Mount Wolf ||York ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|48 ||{{Sortname|Tim|O'Neal|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||South Strabane Township ||Washington ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|49 ||{{Sortname|Ismail|Smith-Wade-El}}

|Dem ||Lancaster ||Lancaster ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|50 ||{{Sortname|Bud|Cook|link=Bud Cook (politician)}}

|Rep ||Jefferson ||Greene, Washington ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|51 ||{{Sortname|Charity|Grimm Krupa}}

|Rep ||Smithfield ||Fayette ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|52 ||{{Sortname|Ryan|Warner}}

|Rep ||Perryopolis ||Fayette||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|53 ||{{Sortname|Steve|Malagari}}

|Dem ||Lansdale ||Montgomery ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|54 ||{{Sortname|Greg|Scott|link=Greg Scott (politician)}}

|Dem ||Norristown

|Montgomery ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|55 ||{{Sortname|Jill N.|Cooper}}

|Rep ||Murrysville

|Westmoreland ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|56 ||{{Sortname|Brian|Rasel|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Rep ||Penn Township ||Westmoreland ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|57 ||{{Sortname|Eric|Nelson|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Rep ||Hempfield Township ||Westmoreland ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|58 ||{{Sortname|Eric|Davanzo}}

|Rep ||Smithton ||Westmoreland ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|59 ||Leslie Rossi

|Rep||Unity Township||Westmoreland ||2021

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|60 ||Abby Major

|Rep||Leechburg||Armstrong, Westmoreland ||2021

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|61 ||{{Sortname|Liz|Hanbidge}}

|Dem ||Lower Gwynedd Township ||Montgomery ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|62 ||{{Sortname|James|Struzzi}}

|Rep ||Indiana ||Indiana ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|63 ||{{Sortname|Josh|Bashline}}

|Rep ||Clarion ||Armstrong, Clarion ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|64 ||{{Sortname|Lee|James|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Oil City ||Crawford, Venango ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|65 ||{{Sortname|Kathy|Rapp}}

|Rep ||Warren ||Crawford, Forest, Warren ||2004

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|66 ||{{Sortname|Brian|Smith|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Rep ||Punxsutawney ||Indiana, Jefferson ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|67 ||{{Sortname|Martin|Causer}}

|Rep ||Port Allegany ||Cameron, McKean, Potter ||2002

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|68 ||{{Sortname|Clint|Owlett}}

|Rep ||Liberty ||Bradford, Tioga ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|69 ||{{Sortname|Carl Walker|Metzgar}}

|Rep ||Berlin || Somerset ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|70 ||{{Sortname|Matthew|Bradford}}

|Dem ||Worcester Township ||Montgomery ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|71 ||{{Sortname|James|Rigby|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Johnstown ||Cambria, Somerset ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|72 ||{{Sortname|Frank|Burns|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Dem ||East Taylor Township ||Cambria ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|73 ||{{Sortname|Dallas|Kephart}}

|Rep ||Decatur Township ||Cambria, Clearfield ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|74 ||{{Sortname|Dan K.|Williams|Dan Williams (Pennsylvania politician)}}

|Dem ||Sadsbury Township ||Chester ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|75 ||{{Sortname|Michael|Armanini}}

|Rep ||Sandy Township||Clearfield, Elk ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|76 ||{{Sortname|Stephanie|Borowicz}}

|Rep ||Lock Haven ||Clinton, Union ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|77 ||{{Sortname|Scott|Conklin|H. Scott Conklin}}

|Dem ||Rush Township ||Centre ||2006

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|78 ||{{Sortname|Jesse|Topper}}

|Rep ||Bedford ||Bedford, Fulton, Fulton ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|79 ||{{Sortname|Louis|Schmitt Jr.}}

|Rep ||Altoona

|Blair ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|80 ||{{Sortname|Scott|Barger}}

|Rep ||Hollidaysburg

|Blair, Huntingdon ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|81 ||{{Sortname|Rich|Irvin|Richard Irvin (Pennsylvania politician)}}

|Rep ||Warriors Mark Township ||Franklin, Huntingdon||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|82 ||{{Sortname|Paul|Takac}}

|Dem ||College Township||Centre ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|83 ||{{Sortname|Jamie|Flick}}

|Rep || South Williamsport ||Lycoming, Union ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|84 ||{{Sortname|Joseph D.|Hamm}}

|Rep ||Hepburn Township||Lycoming, Sullivan ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|85 ||{{Sortname|David|Rowe|David H. Rowe}}

|Rep ||East Buffalo Township ||Juniata, Mifflin, Snyder, Union ||2019

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|86 ||{{Sortname|Perry A.|Stambaugh}}

|Rep ||Tyrone Township

|Juniata, Perry ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|87 ||{{Sortname|Thomas|Kutz}}

|Rep ||Lower Allen Township ||Cumberland ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|88 ||{{Sortname|Sheryl M.|Delozier}}

|Rep ||Lower Allen Township ||Cumberland ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|89 ||{{Sortname|Rob|Kauffman|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Chambersburg ||Franklin ||2004

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|90 ||{{Sortname|Chad|Reichard}}

|Rep ||Greencastle ||Franklin ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|91 ||{{Sortname|Dan|Moul}}

|Rep ||Conewago Township ||Adams ||2006

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|92 ||{{Sortname|Marc|Anderson|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Dillsburg ||York ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|93 ||{{Sortname|Mike|Jones|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Rep ||York Township ||York ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|94 ||{{Sortname|Wendy|Fink}}

|Rep ||Red Lion ||York ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|95 ||{{Sortname|Carol|Hill-Evans}}

|Dem ||York ||York ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|96 ||{{Sortname|Mike|Sturla}}

|Dem ||Lancaster ||Lancaster ||1990

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|97 ||{{Sortname|Steven|Mentzer}}

|Rep ||Manheim Township ||Lancaster ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|98 ||{{Sortname|Tom|Jones|link=Tom Jones (Pennsylvania politician)}}

|Rep ||East Donegal Township ||Lancaster, Lebanon ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|99 ||{{Sortname|David H.|Zimmerman}}

|Rep ||East Earl Township ||Berks, Lancaster ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|100 ||{{Sortname|Bryan|Cutler}}

|Rep ||Drumore Township ||Lancaster ||2006

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|101 ||{{Sortname|John A.|Schlegel}}

|Rep ||Cornwall ||Lebanon ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|102 ||{{Sortname|Russ|Diamond}}

|Rep ||Annville Township ||Lebanon ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|103 ||{{Sortname|Nathan|Davidson|dab=politician}}

|Dem ||Harrisburg ||Cumberland, Dauphin ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|104 ||{{Sortname|Dave|Madsen}}

|Dem ||Harrisburg ||Dauphin ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|105 ||{{Sortname|Justin C.|Fleming}}

|Dem || Susquehanna Township||Dauphin ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|106 ||{{Sortname|Tom|Mehaffie}}

|Rep ||Lower Swatara Township ||Dauphin ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|107 ||{{Sortname|Joanne|Stehr}}

|Rep ||Hegins Township ||Northumberland, Schuylkill ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|108 ||{{sortname|Mike|Stender}}

|Rep || Sunbury ||Montour, Northumberland ||2023

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|109 ||{{Sortname|Robert|Leadbeter}}

|Rep ||Catawissa ||Columbia ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|110 ||{{Sortname|Tina|Pickett}}

|Rep ||Towanda ||Bradford, Wyoming ||2000

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|111 ||{{Sortname|Jonathan|Fritz}}

|Rep ||Honesdale ||Susquehanna, Wayne ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|112 ||{{Sortname|Kyle|Mullins}}

|Dem || Blakely||Lackawanna ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|113 ||{{Sortname|Kyle|Donahue|link=Kyle Donahue (politician)}}

|Dem || Scranton || Lackawanna ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|114 ||{{Sortname|Bridget Malloy|Kosierowski}}

|Dem ||Scranton||Lackawanna ||2019

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|115 ||{{Sortname|Maureen|Madden}}

|Dem ||Coolbaugh Township

|Monroe ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|116 ||{{Sortname|Dane|Watro}}

|Rep ||McAdoo

|Luzerne, Schuylkill ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|117 ||{{Sortname|Jamie|Walsh|Jamie Walsh (politician)}}

|Rep ||Sweet Valley ||Luzerne ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|118 ||{{Sortname|Jim|Haddock}}

|Dem ||Pittston Township ||Lackawanna, Luzerne ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|119 ||{{Sortname|Alec|Ryncavage}}

|Rep ||Plymouth ||Luzerne ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|120 ||{{Sortname|Brenda|Pugh}}

|Rep ||Dallas Township ||Luzerne ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|121 ||{{Sortname|Eddie Day|Pashinski}}

|Dem ||Wilkes-Barre ||Luzerne ||2006

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|122 ||{{Sortname|Doyle|Heffley}}

|Rep ||Lower Towamensing Township ||Carbon ||2010

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|123 ||{{Sortname|Timothy|Twardzik}}

|Rep ||Butler Township||Schuylkill ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|124 ||{{Sortname|Jamie|Barton|link=Jamie Barton (politician)}}

|Rep ||East Brunswick Township ||Berks, Schuylkill ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|125 ||{{Sortname|Joseph|Kerwin|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Lykens

|Dauphin ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|126 ||{{Sortname|Jacklyn|Rusnock}}

|Dem ||Muhlenberg Township ||Berks ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|127 ||{{Sortname|Manny|Guzman Jr.}}

|Dem ||Reading ||Berks ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|128 ||{{Sortname|Mark M.|Gillen}}

|Rep ||Robeson Township ||Berks ||2010

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|129 ||{{Sortname|Johanny|Cepeda-Freytiz}}

|Dem ||Reading ||Berks ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|130 ||{{Sortname|David|Maloney|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Pike Township ||Berks ||2010

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|131 ||{{Sortname|Milou|Mackenzie}}

|Rep ||Lower Saucon Township ||Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|132 ||{{Sortname|Michael|Schlossberg}}

|Dem ||Allentown ||Lehigh ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|133 ||{{Sortname|Jeanne|McNeill}}

|Dem ||Whitehall Township ||Lehigh ||2017

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|134 ||{{Sortname|Peter|Schweyer}}

|Dem ||Allentown ||Lehigh ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|135 ||{{Sortname|Steve|Samuelson}}

|Dem ||Bethlehem ||Northampton ||1998

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|136 ||{{Sortname|Robert L.|Freeman}}

|Dem ||Easton ||Northampton ||1998{{efn|Rep. Freeman previously served from 1983 to 1994.}}

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|137 ||{{Sortname|Joe|Emrick}}

|Rep ||Nazareth ||Northampton ||2010

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|138 ||{{Sortname|Ann|Flood|dab=politician}}

|Rep ||Moore Township

|Northampton ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|139 ||{{Sortname|Jeff|Olsommer}}

|Rep ||Hawley

|Pike, Wayne ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|140 ||{{Sortname|Jim|Prokopiak}}

|Dem ||Falls Township

|Bucks ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|141 ||{{Sortname|Tina|Davis}}

|Dem ||Levittown ||Bucks ||2010

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|142 ||{{Sortname|Joe|Hogan|link=Joe Hogan (Pennsylvania politician)}}

|Rep || ||Bucks ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|143 ||{{Sortname|Shelby|Labs}}

|Rep ||Plumstead Township

|Bucks ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|144 ||{{Sortname|Brian|Munroe}}

|Dem || Warminster

|Bucks ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|145 ||{{Sortname|Craig|Staats}}

|Rep ||Richland Township ||Bucks ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|146 ||{{Sortname|Joe|Ciresi}}

|Dem ||Limerick Township ||Montgomery ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|147 ||{{Sortname|Donna|Scheuren}}

|Rep ||Lower Salford Township||Montgomery ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|148 ||{{Sortname|Mary Jo|Daley}}

|Dem ||Narberth ||Montgomery ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|149 ||{{Sortname|Tim|Briggs|dab=politician}}

|Dem ||Upper Merion Township ||Montgomery ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|150 ||{{Sortname|Joe|Webster|dab=politician}}

|Dem ||Montgomery County ||Montgomery ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|151 ||{{Sortname|Melissa|Cerrato}}

|Dem || ||Montgomery ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|152 ||{{Sortname|Nancy|Guenst}}

|Dem ||Hatboro ||Montgomery, Philadelphia ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|153 ||{{Sortname|Ben|Sanchez|dab=politician}}

|Dem ||Abington Township

|Montgomery ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|154 ||{{Sortname|Napoleon|Nelson}}

|Dem ||Cheltenham Township

|Montgomery ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|155 ||{{Sortname|Danielle Friel|Otten}}

|Dem ||Uwchlan Township||Chester ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|156 ||{{Sortname|Chris|Pielli}}

|Dem ||West Chester ||Chester ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|157 ||{{Sortname|Melissa|Shusterman}}

|Dem ||Schuylkill Township

|Chester ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|158 ||{{Sortname|Christina|Sappey}}

|Dem ||West Bradford

|Chester ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|159 ||{{Sortname|Carol|Kazeem}}

|Dem ||Chester ||Delaware ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|160 ||{{Sortname|Wendell Craig|Williams}}

|Rep ||Concord Township

|Chester, Delaware ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|161 ||{{Sortname|Leanne|Krueger}}

|Dem ||Swarthmore ||Delaware ||2015

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|162 ||{{Sortname|David|Delloso}}

|Dem ||Ridley Township

|Delaware ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|163 ||{{Sortname|Heather|Boyd}}

|Dem || Upper Darby ||Delaware ||2023

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|164

|{{Sortname|first=Gina|last=Curry}}

|Dem

|Upper Darby Township

|Delaware

|2021Margo Davidson resigned on July 23, 2021, after being charged with theft of state funds.

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|165 ||{{Sortname|Jennifer|O'Mara}}

|Dem ||Springfield Township ||Delaware ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|166 ||{{Sortname|Greg|Vitali}}

|Dem ||Havertown ||Delaware||1992

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|167 ||{{Sortname|Kristine|Howard}}

|Dem ||East Whiteland Township ||Chester ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|168 ||{{Sortname|Lisa|Borowski}}

|Dem ||Radnor Township ||Delaware ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|169 ||{{Sortname|Kate|Klunk}}

|Rep ||Hanover ||York ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|170 ||{{Sortname|Martina|White}}

|Rep ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2015

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|171 ||{{Sortname|Kerry|Benninghoff}}

|Rep ||Bellefonte ||Centre, Mifflin ||1996

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|172 ||{{Sortname|Sean|Dougherty}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia || Philadelphia ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|173 ||{{Sortname|Pat|Gallagher|link=Pat Gallagher (American politician)}}

|Dem||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia || 2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|174 ||{{Sortname|Ed|Neilson}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2015{{efn|Rep. Neilson previously served from 2012 to 2014.}}

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|175 ||{{Sortname|Mary|Isaacson}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|176 ||{{Sortname|Jack|Rader}}

|Rep ||Jackson Township ||Monroe ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|177 ||{{Sortname|Joseph|Hohenstein|Joseph C. Hohenstein}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|178 ||{{Sortname|Kristin|Marcell}}

|Rep ||Wrightstown Township ||Bucks ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|179 ||{{Sortname|Jason|Dawkins}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2014

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|180 ||{{Sortname|Jose|Giral|link=Jose Giral (Pennsylvania politician)}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|181 ||{{Sortname|Malcolm|Kenyatta}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|182 ||{{Sortname|Ben|Waxman}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|183 ||{{Sortname|Zach|Mako}}

|Rep ||Walnutport ||Lehigh, Northampton||2016

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|184 ||{{Sortname|Elizabeth|Fiedler}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|185 ||{{Sortname|Regina|Young}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Delaware, Philadelphia ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|186 ||{{Sortname|Jordan A.|Harris}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2012

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|187 ||{{Sortname|Gary|Day|Gary Day (politician)}}

|Rep ||Lower Macungie Township ||Lehigh ||2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|188 ||{{Sortname|Rick|Krajewski}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|189 ||{{Sortname|Tarah|Probst}}

|Dem || Stroudsburg ||Monroe, Pike ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|190 ||{{Sortname|G. Roni|Green|link=G. Roni Green}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|191 ||{{Sortname|Joanna E.|McClinton|Joanna McClinton}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Delaware, Philadelphia ||2015

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|192 ||{{Sortname|Morgan|Cephas}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|193 ||{{Sortname|Torren|Ecker}}

|Rep ||Hamilton Township ||Adams, Cumberland ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|194 ||{{Sortname|Tarik|Khan|link=Tarik Khan (Pennsylvania politician)}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2022

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|195 || Keith Harris

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia || 2024

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|196 ||{{Sortname|Seth|Grove}}

|Rep ||Dover Township ||York ||2008

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|197 ||{{Sortname|Danilo|Burgos}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|198 ||{{Sortname|Darisha|Parker}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2020

|- {{Party shading/Republican}}

|199 ||{{Sortname|Barbara|Gleim}}

|Rep ||Middlesex Township

|Cumberland ||2018

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|200 ||{{Sortname|Chris|Rabb}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|201 || Andre Carroll

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia || 2024

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|202 ||{{sortname|Jared|Solomon|dab=Pennsylvania politician}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2016

|- {{Party shading/Democratic}}

|203 ||{{Sortname|Anthony A.|Bellmon}}

|Dem ||Philadelphia ||Philadelphia ||2022

|}

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• {{Cite book |editor-last=Trostle |editor-first=Sharon |volume=119 |title=The Pennsylvania Manual |year=2009 |publisher=Pennsylvania Department of General Services |location=Harrisburg |isbn=978-0-8182-0334-3}}

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• [https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=0 The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania]
• [http://www.house.state.pa.us/index.cfm Pennsylvania House of Representatives]
• [http://www.votesmart.org/officials/PA/L/pennsylvania-state-legislative State House of Pennsylvania information and voting records] This link leads to information about elected officials and candidates in Pennsylvania on the website "Project Vote Smart." This web site provides such information for all states in the US.

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