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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.
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
With incumbent Rep. Patty Kim seeking a state Senate seat in Dauphin County this year, her 103rd Legislative District seat is open to many newcomers.
Primary voters will soon cast ballots in narrowly divided Pennsylvania. The state is sure to be a presidential battleground in the fall. The April 23 election will select candidates for
Both parties will pick candidates for state attorney general, which was in Republican hands before Democrats went on a winning streak starting in 2012.