Democrats claim majority in Pennsylvania House as Burns holds lead in his Cambria County district
The 72nd Legislative District, where Burns has served since 2009, is entirely within Cambria County, which President-elect Donald Trump carried by more than 30 points this year, according to unofficial tallies.
Democrats retain slim majority in Pennsylvania House
Democrats retained control of the chamber 102-101 by holding onto a western Pennsylvania district, giving them just enough votes to keep the speakership and determine the chamber's voting agenda. Republicans' hopes of returning to control the chamber were dashed after two years in the minority.
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Church near Pennsylvania Capitol becomes peace hub hoping to protect democracy in divisive electionThe pressure increased after a fire destroyed the Capitol building in 1897. Since Harrisburg lacked a space large enough to accommodate the legislature, the church opened its doors to the ...
Nov. 5—HARRISBURG — Top-of-ballot races command most of the electorate's attention ahead of the election but down-ballot, Pennsylvania voters will determine whether Republicans win back majority ...
The future of partisan government control appears to be leaning Republican several days after polls close. Still, less than ...
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Republican Rep. Fitzpatrick wins reelection; 3 Pennsylvania congressional races still uncalledPennsylvania is home to five heavily contested races for the U.S. House. Those contests will be critical to determining ...
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