Written by G. Terry Madonna & Michael L. Young

The last time a Republican won one of the three “independent” statewide offices was 2008.

Written by Louis Jacobson, Contributing Writer

A Republican strategist quoted in the story believes the citizens of this region are not welcome in the modern day Democratic Party. Democratic consultants believe this year’s results reflect what is possible for the party there with an increased focus on the region.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The first term Republican looks to narrowly hold onto the seat representing parts of Fayette and Washington Counties.

Written by Guest Contributor, Paul A. Tufano, Chairman and CEO of AmeriHealth Caritas

The Health and Human Services Committee is a place where a policymaker can have a profound, powerful impact.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The potential jobs are gone, but the critiques of the states generous giveaway offers will remain.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The Democrats are bringing back every member of the previous terms leadership, while the Republicans will only be replacing one retiring member’s post.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The House gains made in the Southeastern region of the state are reflected in the new leadership.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The closely watched state Senate race in lower Bucks County appears to have gone to the Republican incumbent. The Patch reports that the “provisional ballots have not yet been broken down”, but “obviously those number would not be enough to change the result of the race at this point.”

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The Lancaster County Republican takes over for Rep. Dave Reed (R-Indiana).

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor, and PoliticsPA Staff

It was a good night for Democrats statewide and especially in southeast Pa, but the GOP avoided a total disaster. Here are the full results from Election Day.