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Three judicial candidates endorsed by Lancaster County Republicans secured victories in Tuesday’s primary for the Court of Common Pleas, making them favorites to win a spot on the bench in
Pennsylvania’s government unions are reaping the benefits of their political donations, further inflating the costs of collective bargaining agreements — at taxpayers' expense.
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Praise to the LNP | LancasterOnline Editorial Board for the May 7 editorial about state Sen. Ryan Aument’s Pennsylvania Commission on Education & Economic Competitiveness (“Reshaping education”).
The only Republican candidate for Lancaster County judge who is running without the support of the local GOP raised nearly $81,000 in the run-up to Tuesday’s primary, more than all
In the final week before Tuesday’s primary, the Lancaster County Republican committee has intensified its attacks on a judge running to stay on the county’s Court of Common Pleas.