| Sub-Races |
| 2.88% |
Governor |
|
Thomas W. Wolf |
18 |
76,136 |
52.72% |
-5.05% |
| 2.94% |
Attorney General |
|
John C. Rafferty, Jr. |
16 |
92,823 |
53.09% |
+4.48% |
| 2.93% |
Auditor General |
|
John Brown |
16 |
90,078 |
52.04% |
+6.97% |
| 2.94% |
Treasurer |
|
Otto Voit |
16 |
86,003 |
49.55% |
+5.33% |
| 2.99% |
President |
|
Donald Trump |
16 |
96,626 |
52.49% |
+4.31% |
| 2.89% |
Senate Class I |
|
Bob Casey Jr. |
18 |
73,714 |
51.00% |
-4.74% |
| 2.96% |
Senate Class III |
|
Pat Toomey |
16 |
95,466 |
53.21% |
+4.44% |
| 2.15% |
PA - District 04 |
|
Daniel David |
18 |
4,258 |
59.33% |
+22.86% |
| 21.53% |
PA - District 06 |
|
Chrissy Houlahan |
18 |
37,900 |
58.33% |
-0.54% |
| 28.76% |
PA - District 09 |
|
Dan Meuser |
18 |
39,853 |
55.67% |
-4.08% |
| 12.59% |
PA State Senate 24 |
|
Robert B. "Bob" Mensch |
18 |
8,105 |
61.82% |
+9.41% |
| 6.85% |
PA State Senate 44 |
|
John C. Rafferty, Jr. |
18 |
4,769 |
57.72% |
+9.68% |
| 2.63% |
Superior Court Judge ('13) |
|
Victor P. "Vic" Stabile |
13 |
23,530 |
55.33% |
+3.78% |
| 2.88% |
Superior Court Judge ('19) |
|
Megan McCarthy King |
19 |
40,004 |
28.19% |
+2.78% |
| 2.66% |
Supreme Court Justice ('15) |
|
Kevin M. Dougherty |
15 |
29,830 |
19.05% |
+0.55% |
| 2.90% |
Supreme Court Justice ('17) |
|
Sallie Updyke Mundy |
17 |
36,744 |
60.76% |
+8.48% |
| 2.09% |
Judicial Retirement Age |
|
No |
16 |
54,974 |
52.85% |
+3.94% |
|
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| Website | [Link] |
| Established | January 01, 1752 |
| Disbanded | Still Active |
| Contributor | RP |
| Last Modified | RP July 12, 2015 01:36pm |
| Description |
Berks County is an urban area of 373,638 persons (2000 Census),
situated in southeastern Pennsylvania. The county seat, Reading,
is 56 miles northwest of Philadelphia and the heart of the Delaware
Valley region, which is one of the leading industrial and trade complexes
in the nation. Berks is bordered on the north by Schuylkill County, on
the west by Lebanon and Lancaster Counties, on the east by Lehigh
County, and on the south by Chester and Montgomery Counties.
In 1752, Berks County was incorporated from parts of Lancaster,
Chester and Philadelphia Counties. In 1772, Berks gave up territory
for the formation of Northumberland County, and again in 1811, for
the formation of Schuylkill County. Berks County was named for
Berkshire, England, home of William Penn’s family. Likewise, Reading
was named after the main town in Berkshire, England.
Today, Reading City is still the County’s largest municipality with a
population over 81,000 (2000 Census). Other municipalities include
29 boroughs and 44 townships.
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94,614 |
43.87% |
+0.00% |
Apr 01, 2004 |
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| R |
92,275 |
42.79% |
+0.00% |
Apr 01, 2004 |
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| OTH |
26,735 |
12.40% |
+0.00% |
Apr 01, 2004 |
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| LBT |
1,596 |
0.74% |
+0.00% |
Apr 01, 2004 |
hillman_pa |
| G |
444 |
0.21% |
+0.00% |
Apr 01, 2004 |
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