Incumbent Justice Christine Donohue won re-election in Pennsylvania's Supreme Court race, securing 52% of the vote and maintaining the court’s liberal majority.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court election on November 4, 2025, concluded with incumbent Justice Christine Donohue winning re-election. She defeated Republican challenger David Weiss in a closely watched race that drew national attention due to the court’s influence on state law, including election policies and judicial ethics. Results were certified by the state’s Department of State, with Donohue securing approximately 52% of the vote. The outcome preserves the court’s liberal-leaning majority.