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A special election for Pennsylvanias state Senate race could throw the state House into further chaos by eliminating either partys claim on a majority until late next year.

Some of the big news stories in our area involved politics. Here is a look at the faces that shaped Pennsylvania's political scene in 2022.

A new day in Harrisburg. A new day for writs of election for the 34th and 35th state House district special elections. House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) issued new writs of election, asserting his authority to do so on Thursday for those two Allegheny County districts.

DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County will have new voting machines for the May Primary Election. Summit County Council moved legislation Nov. 14 for a sublease-purchase and financing agreement with the Ohio Secretary of State for new machines from Clear Ballot Group to the routine list to be approved in one motion at the next meeting.

TRI-COUNTY — Pending certification of the totals, the 2022 General Election is now in the books with more than a third of registered voters casting ballots — not just on

Republicans Lanier, Todd and Williams have defeated Democratic candidate Tanyetta Hill in the race for Onslow County Board of Education.

Early voting might be a newer trend in Kentucky, but it could be catching on here locally. Officials from both Trigg and Christian counties reported strong

In Jefferson County, there are seven designated early voting locations, open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

As the Nov. 8 General Election quickly approaches, it is important for voters to understand the processes and precautions we take to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the election.

Schuylkill County Elections chief Albert L. Gricoski has seen about 1,000 more voter registrations since the May Primary election. “There seems to be an interest in this election, and I’m glad to see ...