Pike, Wayne, Lackawanna counties General Election 2022 results

Pike, Wayne and Lackawanna county voters are heading to the polls in the Nov. 8 Pennsylvania General Election.

Once we have live results we will be tracking governor and U.S. Senate races here.

For district-wide results, check these pages:

8th congressional: https://bit.ly/3hqmD25

20th Pa. Senate: https://bit.ly/3EdanuL

40th Pa. Senate: https://bit.ly/3TqdfZn

139th Pa. House: https://bit.ly/3hqkAev

189th Pa. House: https://bit.ly/3O4AffP

For county-level results, check here:

Pike County: bit.ly/3UWI35x

Wayne County: bit.ly/3FZqY6n

Lackawanna County: bit.ly/3fIJ8yU

Live updates:The polls are open in the Poconos

Voting in PA:A guide to voter rights in Pennsylvania. What you need to know before you cast a ballot

Josh Shapiro vs Doug Mastriano PA Governor race

Current Pennsylvania attorney general Democrat Josh Shapiro faces off against state Sen. Doug Mastriano, a Republican.

Shapiro has served a state representative along with his current role as attorney general. He also served as a Montgomery County commissioner.

Mastriano before winning a seat in the state senate he served time in the military he retired as a colonel after three decades in the Army.

ShapiroA third term for Wolf? How Josh Shapiro contrasts with his opponent & current Pa. governor

MastrianoCOVID created Doug Mastriano’s governor candidacy in PA. Now we can’t take our eyes off it

John Fetterman vs Dr. Mehmet Oz U.S. Senate race

Current Lt. governor Democrat John Fetterman will face television doctor Dr. Mehmet Oz, a Republican.

Fetterman spent 13 years as Braddock's mayor before becoming Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor in 2019. He ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 2016.

Dr. Oz worked as a cardiothoracic surgeon before launching "The Dr. Oz Show," an Emmy-winning daytime TV talk show focused on health and wellness in 2009.

FettermanJohn Fetterman has reforged every political office he’s held. Now what?

Dr Oz:Americans trusted Dr. Oz on health. But will PA voters trust him on politics?

What time are polls open in Pennsylvania?

In-person polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Those who are in line by 8 p.m. are entitled to vote. If you received a mail-in ballot but choose to vote in person, bring your ballot and envelope to the polls, where you can vote. If you applied for a mail-in ballot but didn’t receive one, you can still vote in person at the polls by provisional ballot.

Where do I vote in PA?

If you haven't sent in a mail-in ballot, but aren't sure where to vote, you can find your polling place here.

This article originally appeared on Tri-County Independent: Pike, Wayne, Lackawanna County PA general election results