Pennsylvanians will be going to the polls from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the April 24 primary election to choose who will be on the ballot this fall for the U.S. presidency, U.S. Senate and a number of other statewide offices.

Below are your choices, in ballot order.

Of course, if you're looking for guidance in the local elections, click here for Baldwin-Whitehall Patch coverage.

U.S. PRESIDENT: 

Republican:

• Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Speaker of the House and congressman from Georgia's 6th District
• Mitt Romney, former Massachusetts governor who visited Bethel Park this past week.
• Ron Paul, the congressman from Texas' 14th District who grew up in Green Tree and attended Dormont High School.

Democrat:

• Barack Obama, incumbent U.S. president and former U.S. senator from Illinois

U.S. SENATOR FROM PENNSYLVANIA:

Republican:

• David Christian, Bucks County
• Marc Scaringi, Cumberland County
• Steven Welch, Chester County
• Tom Smith, Armstrong County
• Sam Rohrer, Berks County

Democrat:

• Joseph Vodvarka, Robinson Township, Allegheny County (See Patch story here.)
• Bob Casey, the incumbent U.S. senator from Lackawanna County

STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL:

Republican:

• David Freed, Cumberland County

Democrat:

• Kathleen Kane, Lackawanna County
• Patrick Murphy, Bucks County
• Don Bailey, Dauphin County

STATE AUDITOR GENERAL:

Republican:

• Frank Pinto, Dauphin County
• John Maher, Upper St. Clair Township, Allegheny County (See Patch story here.)

Democrat:

• Eugene DePasquale, York County

STATE TREASURER:

Republican:

• Diana Irey Vaughan, Nottingham Township, Washington County commissioner

Democrat:

• Robert McCord, incumbent state treasurer, Montgomery County

Is there a particular race listed here that you're heavily interested in? Who has your vote in that race? Tell us in the comments section.

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