PA primary voters take down at least 2 incumbents in state House
At least two incumbent Pennsylvania state lawmakers are losing their seats after primary voters elected opponents, including Democratic state Rep. Kevin Boyle of Philadelphia.
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At least two incumbent Pennsylvania state lawmakers are losing their seats after primary voters elected opponents, including Democratic state Rep. Kevin Boyle of Philadelphia.
In an Altoona-area state House district, Rep. Jim Gregory lost by nearly 10 percentage points to Scott Barger in the GOP primary.
Democrat Nick Pisciottano and Republican Jen Dintini will vie in November to replace retiring Democratic state Sen. Jim Brewster. Pisciottano, 34, a state representative from West Mifflin, cruised to victory in the Democratic primary over Makenzie White, 29, of Brentwood, a social worker and environmental consultant. With 100% of precincts
At least two incumbent Pennsylvania state lawmakers are losing their seats after primary voters elected opponents. Democratic state Rep. Kevin Boyle of Philadelphia and GOP Rep. Jim Gregory were defeated
Pennsylvania election results include a loss Tuesday in the Democratic primary by a Philadelphia state representative one day after prosecutors announced that they had erroneously issued a warrant mistakenly accusing him of violating a protective order.