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State senator prepares offices in Carbon, Luzerne counties – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

State senator prepares offices in Carbon, Luzerne counties – Times News Online

State Sen. David G. Argall, R-29, will soon open two new district offices in Carbon and Luzerne counties. He recently hired two staff members of former state Sen. John Yudichak, Brad Hurley and Bill R...

How Latinos helped shape a winning projection for a blue PA House of Representatives - Vimarsana News

How Latinos helped shape a winning projection for a blue PA House of Representatives

Democrats are a handful of seats away from securing a majority in the State House for the first time in a decade, furthering the PA blue wave.

Pa. Legislature facing test of redistricting; new maps deemed more fair, less competitive could help Democrats - Vimarsana News

Pa. Legislature facing test of redistricting; new maps deemed more fair, less competitive could help Democrats

HARRISBURG — It’s showtime for Pennsylvania’s brand-new legislative districts.

Democrats are eyeing an opportunity to reduce the Republican majority in Pa. - Vimarsana News

Democrats are eyeing an opportunity to reduce the Republican majority in Pa.

Democrats are eyeing an opportunity to reduce the Republican majority in the state House or win it outright thanks to population shifts over the past decade and more favorable districts.

Source: wesa.fm
Pa. election 2022: How redistricting could alter control of the legislature - Vimarsana News

Pa. election 2022: How redistricting could alter control of the legislature

Democrats are eyeing an opportunity to reduce the Republican majority in the state House or win it outright thanks to population shifts over the past decade and more favorable districts.

Source: wpsu.org