The 2024 Pennsylvania Auditor General election was held on November 5, 2024, to elect the Pennsylvania auditor general. Incumbent one-term Republican auditor general Timothy DeFoor won reelection defeating Malcolm Kenyatta. The Associated Press called the election for DeFoor at 3:18 am on November 6.

DeFoor's re-election victory was attributed to his strong performance in conservative-rural areas and overperforming Donald Trump's margins in the Philadelphia suburbs. He became the first Republican Auditor General to win re-election since 1992. DeFoor carried Centre and Dauphin counties that Kamala Harris won in the concurrent presidential election.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Timothy DeFoor, incumbent auditor general (2021–present)

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Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Malcolm Kenyatta, state representative for the 181st district (2019–present) and candidate for U.S. Senate in 2022

Eliminated in primary Mark Pinsley, Lehigh County controller

Withdrawn Mark Rozzi, state representative for the 126th district (2013–present) and former Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (January–February 2023) (endorsed Kenyatta)

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Third parties American Solidarity Party Nominee Eric K. Anton

Constitution Party Nominee Alan Goodrich

Libertarian Party Nominee Reece Smith

General election Polling Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Marginof error TimothyDeFoor (R) MalcolmKenyatta (D) Other UndecidedActiVoteActiVoteOctober 4–25, 2024400 (LV)± 4.9%52%48%––ActiVoteActiVoteSeptember 6 – October 7, 2024400 (LV)± 4.9%52%48%––ActiVoteActiVote July 26 – August 23, 2024400 (LV)± 4.9%48%52%––GQR Research (D)GQR Research (D)July 26–30, 2024500 (LV)± 4.4%43%47%5%5%Commonwealth FoundationCommonwealth FoundationJune 14–19, 2024800 (RV)± 3.5%41%43%5%11%

Results

By county County Timothy DeFoorRepublican Malcolm KenyattaDemocratic Various candidatesOther parties # % # % # % Adams 39,751 66.98% 17,482 29.46% 2,113 3.56% Allegheny 278,483 40.00% 396,467 56.95% 21,192 3.05% Armstrong 26,896 74.27% 8,133 22.46% 1,185 3.27% Beaver 54,653 58.40% 35,573 38.01% 3,359 3.59% Bedford 22,616 82.87% 3,934 14.42% 741 2.72% Berks 109,141 55.01% 82,264 41.47% 6,986 3.52% Blair 45,499 71.35% 16,289 25.55% 1,977 3.10% Bradford 22,425 73.87% 6,826 22.49% 1,106 3.65% Bucks 202,101 51.54% 179,888 45.87% 10,160 2.59% Butler 78,879 66.54% 35,751 30.16% 3,915 3.30% Cambria 47,005 67.50% 20,443 29.35% 2,194 3.15% Cameron 1,615 73.95% 474 21.70% 95 4.34% Carbon 22,287 65.74% 10,469 30.88% 1,144 3.38% Centre 39,318 49.86% 37,309 47.32% 2,224 2.82% Chester 147,269 45.91% 165,494 51.59% 7,997 2.49% Clarion 14,218 74.99% 4,072 21.48% 671 3.54% Clearfield 29,428 74.41% 8,855 22.39% 1,264 3.20% Clinton 12,616 69.51% 4,978 27.43% 557 3.07% Columbia 20,676 65.00% 9,914 31.17% 1,217 3.82% Crawford 28,903 68.79% 11,569 27.53% 1,547 3.69% Cumberland 83,375 57.26% 57,725 39.64% 4,518 3.11% Dauphin 72,190 49.40% 69,196 47.35% 4,742 3.25% Delaware 129,103 40.16% 185,035 57.56% 7,343 2.29% Elk 12,083 71.58% 4,260 25.24% 538 3.19% Erie 67,487 50.60% 60,903 45.66% 4,993 3.85% Fayette 40,038 66.10% 18,853 31.12% 1,683 2.78% Forest 1,850 71.21% 642 24.71% 106 4.08% Franklin 58,453 71.24% 20,730 25.26% 2,871 3.50% Fulton 6,806 85.26% 977 12.24% 198 2.51% Greene 11,571 69.11% 4,627 27.63% 546 3.28% Huntingdon 17,233 75.75% 4,805 21.12% 713 3.13% Indiana 28,140 67.90% 11,910 28.74% 1,392 3.36% Jefferson 17,769 78.51% 4,185 18.49% 680 3.01% Juniata 9,453 79.92% 1,977 16.71% 398 3.37% Lackawanna 51,380 46.00% 56,390 50.48% 3,930 3.51% Lancaster 169,035 59.41% 107,063 37.63% 8,406 2.96% Lawrence 29,724 64.69% 15,667 31.92% 1,559 3.40% Lebanon 47,936 66.55% 21,593 29.98% 2,498 3.47% Lehigh 88,658 48.17% 88,990 48.35% 6,417 3.49% Luzerne 86,483 57.35% 59,329 39.35% 4,974 3.30% Lycoming 41,379 70.37% 15,466 26.30% 1,954 3.32% McKean 14,102 73.18% 4,506 23.38% 663 3.44% Mercer 36,800 64.53% 18,343 32.16% 1,889 3.31% Mifflin 16,753 77.48% 4,215 19.49% 653 3.01% Monroe 40,743 48.97% 39,604 47.60% 2,849 3.43% Montgomery 207,216 40.46% 292,109 57.04% 12,790 2.50% Montour 6,037 62.23% 3,325 34.27% 339 3.50% Northampton 87,025 50.90% 79,925 46.75% 4,013 2.35% Northumberland 29,397 69.15% 11,555 27.18% 1,558 3.67% Perry 19,090 75.57% 5,309 21.02% 861 3.40% Philadelphia 129,936 19.28% 531,616 78.88% 12,389 1.84% Pike 20,791 61.11% 12,150 35.71% 1,081 3.18% Potter 7,173 80.57% 1,468 16.49% 262 2.95% Schuylkill 49,457 69.04% 19,239 26.86% 2,940 4.10% Snyder 14,520 74.01% 4,506 22.97% 592 3.02% Somerset 31,087 77.22% 7,849 19.50% 1,322 3.29% Sullivan 2,625 72.90% 843 23.41% 133 3.70% Susquehanna 15,611 71.26% 5,410 24.69% 887 4.05% Tioga 15,886 75.07% 4,375 20.67% 901 4.26% Union 13,096 63.06% 7,124 34.30% 547 2.64% Venango 18,319 69.61% 6,885 26.16% 1,114 4.24% Warren 13,949 68.67% 5,500 27.07% 835 4.25% Washington 72,929 61.63% 41,971 35.47% 3,425 2.89% Wayne 19,560 68.34% 8,101 28.30% 962 3.37% Westmoreland 129,421 63.38% 68,759 33.67% 6,022 2.95% Wyoming 10,130 68.61% 4,119 27.90% 515 3.49% York 154,074 63.12% 81,099 33.22% 8,921 3.65%Totals3,489,65251.13%3,135,41245.94%200,5982.94% Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Monroe (largest city: East Stroudsburg)

By congressional district DeFoor won ten of 17 congressional districts. District DeFoor Kenyatta Representative 51% 46%Brian Fitzpatrick30%68%Brendan Boyle11%88%Dwight Evans43%54%Madeleine Dean37%60%Mary Gay Scanlon46%51%Chrissy Houlahan51%46%Susan Wild (118th Congress)Ryan Mackenzie (119th Congress)52%44%Matt Cartwright (118th Congress)Rob Bresnahan (119th Congress)68%28%Dan Meuser55%42%Scott Perry62%35%Lloyd Smucker40%57%Summer Lee72%25%John Joyce65%32%Guy Reschenthaler69%28%Glenn Thompson61%35%Mike Kelly48%49%Chris Deluzio

See also 2024 Pennsylvania elections

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External links

Official campaign websites Timothy DeFoor (R) for Auditor General Malcolm Kenyatta (D) for Auditor General Reece Smith (L) for Auditor General