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A Pennsylvania court says special elections to fill three vacancies in Democratic-leaning Pittsburgh area state House districts will be held together next month.

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A Pennsylvania court ruled that special elections to fill three vacancies in Democratic-leaning state House districts will be held together next month, with partisan control of the chamber at stake.

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HARRISBURG, Jan. 12 – Speaker of the House Mark Rozzi today announced the members of the Speaker’s Workgroup to Move Pennsylvania Forward,...