Shapiro Secures Second Term
The Democrat will get a second term in the Attorney General’s office.
November 6, 2020
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The Democrat will get a second term in the Attorney General’s office.
Down ballot Dems come up short, history is made in the Auditor General’s race, plus congressional incumbents survive. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
The Lackawanna County Democrat notches another two years in a district that President Donald Trump won in 2016 by nearly 10 points.
DeFoor is the first Republican since 1992 to win the race for Auditor General and becomes the first person of color in Pennsylvania to win a statewide office.
The former VP looks to pick up our 20 Electoral College votes. Every incumbent member of Congress looks likely to serve another term. And 15 candidates for closely watched races in the state legislature *haven’t* declared victory, as we also still await final results for the three statewide contests.
The AP called the race for the York County Republican on Thursday evening.
The Lehigh County Democrat declared victory in the race over GOP challenger Lisa Scheller on Thursday evening.
Since yesterday’s Playbook, 3 races have been called for Congress, and 17 candidates for closely watched races in the state legislature have declared victory, as we still await final results for the three statewide matchups. Here’s an update of where we stand as of Thursday morning in PA.
The Allegheny County Democrat declared victory in the race over GOP challenger Sean Parnell late Wednesday night.
The Bucks County Republican wins a third term in Congress representing the Philly suburbs.
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