David McCormick, a Republican, is the former CEO of the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates. An Army veteran born in Washington, Pa., Mr. McCormick previously served in the George W. Bush administration, including roles in national security and at the Commerce and Treasury Departments.

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, a Democrat and Scranton native, is seeking his fourth term in Washington. The son of a former governor, Mr. Casey previously served eight years as Pennsylvania’s auditor general and two years as state treasurer.

James Hayes, who ran unopposed in the Republican primary, is an economist with experience working in the Federal Reserve system and a newcomer to politics. A resident of Shadyside, he's focused on economic and public safety issues — his son's death in a shooting outside his New Kensington apartment in December 2022 was a major reason he decided to run for Congress.

U.S. Rep. Summer Lee, a Democrat, is seeking her second term in Congress. An attorney and community organizer, the Swissvale resident previously served two terms as a state representative in Harrisburg. She beat her primary opponent, Edgewood Council Member Bhavini Patel, by more than 20 points.

Republican State Rep. Rob Mercuri, R-Pine, has served two terms in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He is a West Point graduate who was deployed in Iraq as an intelligence officer. He later worked in a senior position at PNC Bank and currently owns a small business.

Incumbent Democratic Rep. Chris Deluzio, D-Aspinwall, is up for re-election for the first time in his career. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis and served in the Iraq War. He currently serves on the House Armed Services Committee and the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.

Republican York County District Attorney Dave Sunday, his party’s candidate for state attorney general, has been with the county DA’s office since 2009, and he has pointed to his experience as a special assistant U.S. attorney prosecuting gang and illegal gun cases and his work on the opioid drug problem.

Eugene DePasquale, Democratic candidate for state attorney general, was twice elected auditor general of the state and before that was a state representative and has said his state-level record includes “running complicated investigations to root out fraud, waste and abuse.”

The Republican Auditor General candidate, incumbent Timothy DeFoor, says he has transformed the way the office does school audits, avoided “weaponized” audits, and focused on making the office’s processes more efficient and effective.

Democratic state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, his party’s candidate for auditor general, has been in the state House for six years and says he wants to win the auditing job “to ask the tough questions, to help reimagine and streamline government, and to build the coalitions to fix what’s wrong.”

Stacy Garrity, a 30-year Army veteran, has served as the State Treasurer since her win in 2020. Prior to that she worked in manufacturing. She is the fifth woman in the state's history to hold the position. A main focus has been returning unclaimed property to its owners.

Erin McClelland, a former substance abuse and mental health counselor, defeated State Rep. Ryan Bizzarro in a primary upset in the Democratic treasurer’s race. Ms. McClelland has previously run unsuccessfully for Congress twice and for Allegheny County Executive last year.

Republican incumbent Devlin Robinson has held his seat since 2020. He is a Marine Corps Veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and holds an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh’s Katz School of Business.

Democratic challenger Nicole Ruscitto is a librarian and educator who teaches in the South Park School District. She previously served as a Jefferson Hills councilwoman.

Longtime Democratic incumbent Jay Costa has served the 43rd District since 1996 and as the Democratic Leader of the State Senate since 2010. He is running unopposed.

Republican Jen Dintini is a first-time candidate who owns two security businesses. She is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.

Democratic State Rep. Nick Pisciottano, D-West Mifflin, has served District 38 since 2020 and has been endorsed by retiring incumbent Sen. Jim Brewster. He is a graduate of Washington & Jefferson College.