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Connolly said that Browning is the candidate that would embrace an America First agenda left in the race and accused Lisa Scheller of being a pro-choice never-Trumper.

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An Erie County poll shows President Donald Trump trailing former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Sen. Bernie Sanders in the county, while a Democratic super PAC releases their first television attack ads of 2020. Here is the Playbook.

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The television ads from Priority USA are airing in the Pittsburgh, Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, Wilkes-Barre-Scranton, and Johnstown-Altoona markets.

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The Philadelphia Councilmember cited Sanders support for healthcare, the Green New Deal, and school infrastructure investments in her endorsement.

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While several Democratic presidential frontrunners lead Trump in a hypothetical head to head matchup in the swing county, only former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Sen. Bernie Sanders’ lead is beyond the margin of error.

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Democrat Roni Green wins the special election for the state House’s 190th District, while a few Democratic Congressional hopefuls in closely watched districts participated in their first debates of the year. Here is the Playbook.

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The business agent for SEIU Local 668 captured 86% of the vote in the West Philadelphia Democratic stronghold.

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In total, 79% of the votes signaled that the current primary date should be changed for 2024 presidential election, while just 21% voted to keep the current date.

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House Majority Leader Bryan Cutler spoke at the PA Press Club on Monday, while voters in West Philadelphia head to the polls today for the special election in the 190th state House District. Here is the Playbook.

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The Lancaster County Republican touted the bipartisan achievements over the past year, while attempting to avoid the speculation about who will be the next Speaker.