Cappelletti, Vice-Chair of the East Norriton Board of Supervisors, is at least the fifth Democrat to announce a primary bid against state Sen. Daylin Leach. She touts standing for “progressive values,” and promises to “restore a level of dignity and respect” to the office she is seeking.
Amanda Green-Hawkins conceded on Wednesday although unofficial results showed her within the margin of requiring a state-mandated recount.
The three term Lancaster County Commissioner is the first Republican to formally enter the race.
The state Representative from Northeast Philadelphia becomes the first woman to lead the city’s Republican Committee.
The Pittsburgh area attorney touts her experience in the courtroom and in elected office as proof she’s ready for the job, which she describes as a “destination, not a stepping-stone.”
State Sen. Katie Muth (D-Montgomery), state Reps. Danielle Friel-Otten (D-Chester), Leanne Krueger (D-Delaware), and Philadelphia City Councilmember-elect Jamie Gauthier announced their endorsement for Warren on Friday.
One Democrat and One Republican seem to be the apparent winners for the race after 96% of the vote counted.
During Speaker Pelosi’s 30 minute speech, she said that President Donald Trump left them no choice, but to seek the impeachment inquiry, while also addressing legislative goals the House has taken up since taking over the majority in 2018.
Brendan Welch is the new Communications Director, while Andres Anzola will serve as the Deputy Communications Director for the state party.
The ruling determines that the victims’ rights amendment, slated to be voted on Nov. 5th, will not be certified while the legal challenge is pending.
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