Legislative leaders in tight contests as counting continues
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Two of the Pennsylvania Legislature's most powerful Republicans were in real danger of going down to defeat to challengers from the right Wednesday as vote counting
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Two of the Pennsylvania Legislature's most powerful Republicans were in real danger of going down to defeat to challengers from the right Wednesday as vote counting
Two of the Pennsylvania Legislature's most powerful Republicans were in real danger of going down to defeat to challengers from the right as vote counting continued.
Pennsylvania Democrats gave their nominee for governor his choice for second-in-command on Tuesday, selecting state Rep. Austin Davis to be their lieutenant governor candidate in the fall election. In the nine-candidate Republican contest for lieutenant governor, state Rep. Carrie Lewis DelRosso of Allegheny County jumped to a lead.
One of the Pennsylvania Legislature's most powerful Republicans lost a primary race and another was in real danger Wednesday of going down to defeat, both targeted by challengers from the right.
There also is a primary for lieutenant governor, an open position because Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is running for Senate.