Kenyatta tops Pinsley in Democrats' race for Pa. auditor general
The incumbent, Republican Tim DeFoor, ran unopposed in his bid for a second term. He first won election in 2020.
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The incumbent, Republican Tim DeFoor, ran unopposed in his bid for a second term. He first won election in 2020.
Pennsylvania's Democratic primary election on Tuesday, April, 23, has two candidates running for auditor general. State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, of Philadelphia, and Lehigh County Controller Mark Pinsley are seeking the party's nomination. The winner will face incumbent Republican Tim Defoor in the general election.
Incumbent Tim DeFoor is the only candidate on the Republican primary ballot. Democrats will choose between state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta and Lehigh County Controller Mark Pinsley.
Several Facebook posts appear to show auditor general candidate Malcolm Kenyatta claiming his Democratic primary challenger Mark Pinsley, the Lehigh County controller, doesn't like Black people.
Several Facebook posts appear to show auditor general candidate Malcolm Kenyatta claiming his Democratic primary challenger Mark Pinsley, the Lehigh County controller, doesn't like Black people.