Pennsylvania is at the center of what is being called one of the most tumultuous elections, making it an important piece in the voting puzzle.

Below is how Philadelphia, with 1,117,680 registered voters, has voted in the races that have taken on such outsized importance this election cycle.

Presidential Electors – total votes cast: 671,865

• Democrat Kamala Harris / Tim Walz – 526,083 (78.30%)
• Republican Donald J. Trump / JD Vance – 136,088 (20.26%)
• Libertarian Chase Oliver / Mike ter Maat – 2,141 (0.32%)
• Green Party Jill Stein / Rudolph Ware – 5,595 (0.83%)
• Write-in – 1,958 (0.29%)

U.S. Senator – total votes cast: 641,207

• Democrat Robert P. Casey, Jr. – 501,464 (78.21%)
• Republican Dave McCormick – 121,786 (18.99%)
• Libertarian John C. Thomas – 5,902 (0.92%)
• Green Party Leila L. Hazou – 10,469 (1.63%)
• Constitution Party Marty Selker – 1,076 (0.17%)
• Write-in – 510 (0.08%)

Attorney General – total votes cast: 629,867

• Democrat Eugene DePasquale – 481,036 (76.37%)
• Republican Dave Sunday – 129,363 (20.54%)
• Libertarian Robert Cowburn – 5,450(0.87%)
• Green Party Richard L. Weiss – 10,321 (1.64%)
• Constitution Party Justin L. Magill – 1,389 (0.22%)
• Forward Party Eric L. Settle – 1,845 (0.29%)

Auditor General – total votes cast: 629,400

• Democrat Malcolm Kenyatta – 494,538 (78.57%)
• Republican Tim DeFoor – 122,920 (19.53%)
• Libertarian Reece Smith – 7,747 (1.23%)
• American Solidarity Party Eric K. Anton – 1,424 (0.22%)
• Constitution Party Bob Goodrich – 2,135 (0.34%)

State Treasurer – total votes cast: 624,975

• Democrat Erin McClelland – 486,661 (77.87%)
• Republican Stacy Garrity – 126,204 (20.19%)
• Libertarian Nickolas Ciesielski – 6,944 (1.11%)
• Constitution Party Troy Bowman – 1,924 (0.31%)
• Forward Party Chris Foster – 2,639 (0.42%)

U.S. Representative (2nd Congressional District)

• Democrat Brendan F. Boyle – 180,513 (71.01%)
• Republican Aaron Bashir – 73,350 (28.85%)

U.S. Representative (3rd Congressional District)

• Democrat Dwight Evans – 314,908(99.23%)
• Write-in – 2,455 (0.77%)

U.S. Representative (5th Congressional District)

• Democrat Mary Gay Scanlon – 20,352 (74.00%)
• Republican Alfeia Goodwin – 7,115 (25.87%)

Senator in the General Assembly 1st District

• Democrat Nikil Saval – 103,060 (99.03%)
• Write-in – 1,012 (0.97%)

Senator in the General Assembly 3rd District

• Democrat Sharif Street – 82,561 (99.53%)
• Write-in – 392 (0.47%)

Senator in the General Assembly 5th District

• Democrat Jimmy Dillon – 46,885 (49.21%)
• Republican Joe Picozzi – 48,275 (50.67%)

Senator in the General Assembly 7th District

• Democrat Vincent Hughes – 92,259 (99.44%)
• Write-in – 516 (0.56%)

Check out more of the election results at Philadelphia City Commissioners.