Governor elections in Pennsylvania

67 elections · 1789–present · popular vote
Elections won
R 28 · D 32 · Other 767 gubernatorial elections since 1790
Last decided by
14.8 pts2022, Josh Shapiro over Doug Mastriano
Closest ever
0.08 pts1848, William F. Johnston over Morris Longstreth
Longest streak
10 in a rowRepublican, 1894–1930
Next election
2026Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Pennsylvania's governor is Democrat Josh Shapiro; Shapiro won the most recent race by 14.8 points in 2022. Shapiro has held the office since 2022. The 2022 race put Shapiro ahead of Doug Mastriano, 14.8 points clear. Across 67 elections since 1790, Republicans have won 28 and Democrats 32, with 7 going to other parties. Of those, the closest was 1848, decided by 0.08 points; the widest 1811, by 84.5 points.

Tom Ridge R 1,736,844 · Ivan Itkin D 938,745 · Peg Luksik C 315,761
Tom Ridge R 1,627,976 · Mark Singel D 1,430,099 · Peg Luksik C 460,269