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PA election results: Supreme Court primary winners - Vimarsana News

PA election results: Supreme Court primary winners

The candidates who eventually win seats on the state’s three appellate courts will have a major impact on politics and policy in Pennsylvania.

Pa. election results: Carluccio, McCaffery win Supreme Court primary, will advance to November general - Vimarsana News

Pa. election results: Carluccio, McCaffery win Supreme Court primary, will advance to November general

The candidates who eventually win seats on the state’s three appellate courts will have a major impact on politics and policy in Pennsylvania.

Source: wpsu.org
Pa. Election Results: Carluccio, McCaffery Win Supreme Court Primary, Will Advance to November General - Vimarsana News

Pa. Election Results: Carluccio, McCaffery Win Supreme Court Primary, Will Advance to November General

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Pa. Election Results: Carluccio, McCaffery Win Supreme Court Primary, Will Advance to November General and more from the State College, PA region

Things to do in Atlanta for Super Bowl: Check out these Atlanta wings - Vimarsana News

Things to do in Atlanta for Super Bowl: Check out these Atlanta wings

Thrillist named lemon pepper wet wings as the food that defines Georgia. If you're in town for the Super Bowl in Atlanta, here's where to get the best

Source: ajc.com
Mail-in ballot error made it through 6 proofreaders; replacements to arrive in Lancaster County mailboxes next week - Vimarsana News

Mail-in ballot error made it through 6 proofreaders; replacements to arrive in Lancaster County mailboxes next week

Editor's note: A previous version of the story misstated the number of county workers who reviewed the mail-in ballots.