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Political prognosticators consider the17th District to be a "toss-up" this fall, and the outcome of this race could help determine how high an expected Republican tide is going to rise this election year.

Democrat Chris Deluzio and Republican Jeremy Shaffer will compete for the states 17th Congressional District seat in November.

The elections will set candidates for November in Pennsylvania, Oregon, North Carolina and Kentucky.

An overview of what's at stake in the race for the new 17th Congressional district, as well as candidate profiles of Democrats Chris Deluzio and Sean Meloy; and Republicans Kathy Coder, Jason Killmeyer, and Jeremy Shaffer.

On today’s episode of The Confluence: Those registered as independent or with third parties are unable to vote in state primary elections, but advocacy organizations are looking to change that; candidates running to take over Democratic Conor Lamb’s congressional seat are vying for what some see as a key swing district; and we ask Post-Gazette reporter Mike DeFabo about the Penguin’s chances in this year’s playoffs.

Two Democrats and three Republicans are vying for their parties’ nominations in the race to replace U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb in the 17th Congressional District, which includes Beaver County and parts of Butler and Allegheny counties. Lamb, a Democrat from Mt. Lebanon, is vying for a seat in the U.S.

Meet Kathy Coder, Jason Killmeyer, and Jeremy Shaffer.

Candidates running in the 17th Congressional District in the upcoming May primary outlined their platforms on various topics during a virtual debate hosted by Robert Morris University and the League of Women Voters. Republican candidate Jeremy Shaffer did not participate in the event. Republicans Kathy Coder and Jason Killmeyer and

We're taking a look at the two Democrats who hope to fill the seat left vacant by Conor Lamb.

Democratic congressional candidate Chris Deluzio said he has solidified labor support with several key endorsements in Pennsylvania’s 17th District race. Last week, Deluzio nabbed the endorsement of Allegheny-Fayette Central Labor Council, the largest labor coalition in the region with 135 unions and 100,000 workers. On Friday, three more local labor