The polls have closed in most of Western Pennsylvania on Election Day 2024.

Cambria County polls are staying open until 10 p.m. because of an issue with scanning machines.

Voters coming out to decide between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump for president drove a high turnout at the polls.

Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat was also on the ballot with incumbent Bob Casey trying to fend off Republican challenger Dave McCormick.

Several U.S. House seats were also on the ballot. And state offices (state treasurer, attorney general and auditor general) were also in play.

Results for Allegheny County results are posted here.

Westmoreland County results are posted here.

Statewide results are posted here.

Here’s what we know about the results Tuesday night.

U.S. Senate

Casey leads in Pa.’s U.S. Senate race with early mail-in results

Democratic U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is leading early in his quest for reelection, but Pennsylvania’s hotly contested Senate

U.S. House, 12th District

Lee declared winner; will return to Washington D.C. in 12th Congressional District

Summer Lee is on her way to a second term in Washington D.C. The Associated Press declared the incumbent Democrat as the winner shortly after polls closed. She represents Pennsylvania’s 12th District.

U.S. House, 14th District

Reschenthaler heads to landslide win to retain U.S. House seat

Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Guy Reschenthaler is expected to win a fourth term in Congress as vote totals continue to be tallied Tuesday night.

U.S. House, 17th District

Deluzio captures early lead in Allegheny County’s initial mail-in ballot tally

Democratic U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio took an early lead over challenger Rob Mercuri, a Republican state representative, in a key congressional district that could be crucial to determining which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives.

State offices

Democrats claim early leads in races for Pennsylvania row offices

Three Democrats staked early leads Tuesday night in races for Pennsylvania’s three row offices.

Westmoreland mail-in vote numbers down from 2020

There were fewer people voting by mail this year in Westmoreland County, compared to the last presidential election.