A general election was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 5, 2019, to elect various county and city-level positions. The primary election was held on May 21, 2019.

Mayor

Results

City Council

City Commissioners Democratic primary Results

Republican primary Results

General election Results

Register of Wills

Tracey Gordon, who defeated 40-year incumbent Ronald Donatucci in the Democratic primary, ran unopposed in the general election.

Democratic primary Incumbent Ronald Donatucci, who had held the office since 1980 and was the longest-serving office-holder in Philadelphia, lost the primary in a tight contest to Tracey Gordon.

Nominated Tracey Gordon, community organizer and perennial candidate

Eliminated in primary Ronald Donatucci, incumbent register of wills (1980–present) Jacque Whaumbush, former chief sheriff's deputy

Results

Republican primary Results

General election Results

Sheriff

Rochelle Bilal, who defeated incumbent Jewell Williams in the Democratic primary, ran unopposed in the general election.

Democratic primary

Incumbent Jewell Williams, who had held the office since 2012, lost the primary to Rochelle Bilal.

Nominee Rochelle Bilal, former police officer and president of the Guardian Civic League

Eliminated in primary Larry King Sr., former sheriff's deputy Malika Rahman, former corrections officer and sheriff's deputy Jewell Williams, incumbent sheriff (2012–present)

Results

Republican primary Results

General election Results

Court of Common Pleas partisan election

Incumbent Judge Sandy L. V. Byrd filed to run for retention but later withdrew, resulting in six seats up in the primary election and seven seats up in the general election.

Democratic primary Results

Republican primary Results

General election

Court of Common Pleas retention elections Results

Philadelphia Municipal Court partisan election Democratic primary Results

Republican primary Results

General election Results

Philadelphia Municipal Court retention elections Results

Ballot questions

Four ballot questions appeared on the primary ballot and two questions appeared on the general ballot. All proposals passed.

Primary election

General election

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