your complete voting history redux

[Keystone Phil]

This isn't really complete. I'll include the major offices and the office I ran for...

2006 primary

Governor - Lynn Swann (R)
Lt. Governor - Jim Matthews (R) (regret)
U.S. Senate - Rick Santorum (R)
U.S. House - Raj Bhakta (R) (regret)
State House - Dennis O'Brien (R)
Republican Committeemen - Myself and some guy (who I won't name) who was just put up to vote for someone I didn't want for Ward leader. The latter vote is an obvious regret. The guy didn't even show up to vote for himself.

2006 General

Governor/Lt. Governor - Lynn Swann/Jim Matthews (R) (mild regret. Probably should have written someone in)
U.S. Senate - Rick Santorum (R)
U.S. House - Write in for a local State Representative (R) (who I won't name and I mildly regret writing him in)
State House - Dennis O'Brien (R)

2007 primary

Mayor - Write in for Michael Nutter (D) (mild regret)
City Council - Brian O'Neill (R)
City Council At Large - David Oh (R)  (I forget if I voted for Rizzo)

2007 General

Mayor - Michael Nutter (D) (again, I have some mild regrets. I'm not happy with him recently but he was better than the others...)
City Council - Brian O'Neill (R)
City Council At Large - David Oh (R)  (90% sure I just voted for him and not Rizzo in the General)

2008 primary

President - John McCain (R)
Attorney General - Tom Corbett (R)
State Treasurer - Skipped this office
Auditor General - Chet Beiler (R)
U.S. House - Write in for State Representative Tom Murt (R)
State Senate - Skipped this office
State House - Dennis O'Brien (R)

2008 General

President/Vice President - John McCain/Sarah Palin (R)
Attorney General - Tom Corbett (R)
State Treasurer - Skipped this office
Auditor General - Chet Beiler (R)
U.S. House - Write in for State Representative Tom Murt (R)
State Senate - Skipped this office
State House - Dennis O'Brien (R/D)  (He won the Dem nomination 80% - 20% as a write in in the primary)

[Keystone Phil]

City Council: I know I voted D, but I forget who

Bob McCarthy

He lost 65% to 35%, I believe.

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Sean McAleer

He lost 58% to 42% and he was supposed to be O'Neill's biggest political threat in a long time. The Dems actually expected to win here for awhile.