Incumbent Republican John Joyce secured a decisive victory in Pennsylvania’s 13th congressional district on November 3, 2026, with unofficial results showing approximately 67.6 percent of the vote to Democrat Beth Farnham’s 32.4 percent. This produced a margin near 35 points, aligning closely with the district’s recent presidential voting patterns and its Solid Republican rating from forecasters. Limited Democratic fundraising and the absence of competitive polling or late shifts reinforced expectations of a wide Republican edge throughout the cycle. With nearly all ballots counted, trader consensus on a 35-40 percent margin reflects the final reported outcome and the structural advantages of incumbency in this rural South Central Pennsylvania seat.