Josh Shapiro will serve a second term as the Governor of Pennsylvania, according to unofficial results released this evening.

The Associated Press called the race just one minute after polls closed at 8:00pm. Shapiro reportedly received 494,738 votes (80.97%) to State Treasure Stacy Garrity’s 111,295 votes (18.19%). Abington resident and Libertarian candidate Ken Krawchuk received 5,183 votes (0.85%).

The infographic below shows how each candidate fared in Pennsylvania’s counties:

For extensive coverage on the election, you can read Spotlight PA’s article. An excerpt:

The next four years of a Shapiro administration are in some ways hard to predict.

They will likely feature efforts by his administration to push through initiatives that failed in his first term, but that effort will be indelibly shaped by the balance of power in the legislature.

Legislative Democrats have widely pitched themselves to voters this year as allies to Shapiro who are dedicated to clearing the GOP from obstructing his vision for the commonwealth. Shapiro, on his end, donated millions from his coffers to campaigns aimed at ousting Republican incumbent senators and growing the party’s narrow House majority.

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Photo: Shapiro campaign