Uncontested special elections on Tuesday allow Pa. House Democrats to maintain one-seat majority
Democrats Keith Harris and Andre Carroll won uncontested special elections for two Philadelphia state House districts on Tuesday, according to unofficial results, meaning Democrats will maintain a one-seat majority in the state legislature’s lower chamber.
Philadelphia special elections give Democrats majority in Pa. House through end of session
HARRISBURG — Democrats will retain their majority in the Pennsylvania state House after winning two Philadelphia special elections Tuesday, according to unofficial returns. The results were never in question. Both candidates were unopposed, and both districts have historically backed Democrats by wide margins.
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