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Unofficial Westmoreland results: Greensburg keeps residency rules, county posts 32,404 mail ballots

Unofficial Clarity returns (all precincts in) show Greensburg rejecting residency-rule changes for the city administrator and fiscal director, approving fire-chief and bidding charter amendments. County Act 88 count: 32,404 mail ballots.

Unofficial returns from Westmoreland County's Clarity election-night reporting site (version 385260, last updated about 12:27 a.m. ET on November 4, 2026) show all listed precincts reporting. These figures are not certified. The county's Board of Elections noticed that official computation and canvassing of returns, and the Provisional Board, begin at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, November 6, 2026, in the Commissioners Public Meeting Room at the Westmoreland County Courthouse, 2 North Main Street, Greensburg (News Flash notices).

Greensburg home-rule questions (15 of 15 precincts). Contest titles and yes/no totals come from Clarity; the question wording is from the county's official Greensburg sample ballot.

  • City Administrator residency (Charter C-37): Shall the charter be amended to remove the rule that the City Administrator live in Greensburg? Yes 1,874 (38.22%), No 3,029 (61.78%), total 4,903.
  • City Fiscal Director residency (Charter C-43): Same idea for the Fiscal Director. Yes 1,859 (37.99%), No 3,035 (62.01%), total 4,894.
  • Fire chief wording (Charter C-31): Replace “Chief of the six (6) fire companies” with “Chief of the Greensburg Volunteer Fire Department.” Yes 3,564 (73.64%), No 1,276 (26.36%), total 4,840.
  • Competitive bids (Charter C-80): Replace the section so all contracts are competitively bid under the Pennsylvania Third Class City Code and other state law. Yes 3,698 (76.83%), No 1,115 (23.17%), total 4,813.

Countywide and district races (Clarity, all precincts reporting in each contest).

  • Governor and Lieutenant Governor (306/306): Stacy Garrity / Jason Richey (REP) 72,489 (50.63%); Josh Shapiro / Austin Davis (DEM) 68,698 (47.98%); Ken Krawchuk / John Thomas (LIB) 1,998 (1.40%); total 143,185.
  • U.S. House 14th (224/224): Guy Reschenthaler (REP) 52,575 (55.65%); Alan Bradstock (DEM) 41,899 (44.35%); total 94,474.
  • U.S. House 12th (83/83): James Hayes (REP) 27,646 (57.46%); Summer Lee (DEM) 20,468 (42.54%); total 48,114.
  • State House 57th (53/53): Eric Nelson (REP) 15,351 (58.09%); Rob Francis (DEM) 11,077 (41.91%); total 26,428.

Mail and absentee ballots. Under Act 88 of 2022, the county reported receiving 32,404 mail-in and absentee ballots by 8 p.m. on November 3, 2026 (News Flash Act 88 notice).

Refresh the Clarity results page and watch the county News Flash for certified totals after today's canvass.

Generated with AI assistance from public records.