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State House District 28
May 19, 2026 primary · the general
| Candidate | Votes | Statement | Findings | Raised | Their own | Spent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robert A. Bertha D | 1,897 33.0% of Democratic's vote | 2025 statement (amendment) 3 business offices | — | $2,697 | — | $4,005 |
| Jeremy Ferderber D won the primary | 3,857 67.0% of Democratic's vote | 2025 statement 2 creditors, 2 income sources, 1 business offices | — | $14,720 | — | $6,316 |
| Jeremy Shaffer Rincumbent won the primary | 4,062 100.0% of Republican's vote | 2025 statement — | — | $125,727 | $2,070,000 | $34,887 |
Raised: contributions to the candidate's committees on reports to the Department of State filed in 2025–2026 (latest amendments only), itemized lines plus each report's unitemized total. Their own: contributions and loans in the candidate's name. Candidates for Congress report to the FEC instead.
Donors to more than one candidate here
2 donors gave to two or more of this race's candidates (all their contributions to each, 2025–2026).
| Donor | Gave to | In this race |
|---|---|---|
| Lori Mcmaster Gibsonia | Robert A. Bertha $150 · Jeremy Ferderber $150 | $300 |
| Emily Costigan Wexford | Robert A. Bertha $100 · Jeremy Ferderber $100 | $200 |