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In addition to Jaime Harrison’s address, the virtual meeting will also include speeches from the four statewide judicial candidates.

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The special election is to fill the open state House seat previously held by state Rep. Marty Flynn, who won a special election last month to represent the state Senate’s 22nd District.

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The Lancaster County Republican touts being a “strong conservative” who is an advocate for “fighting for limited government, support of the free market and job-creating small businesses, protection of the unborn, and preservation of the 2nd Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.”

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Former President Donald Trump issued a statement praising PA pols who recently traveled to Arizona, and pressured Sens. Corman and Argall to conduct an audit.

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The Centre County Democrat describes himself as a “practical progressive” and stresses accountability, responsibility, and transparency.

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The Pennsylvania State Senator narrowly leads the GOP field for Governor, with half of voters undecided.

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Pennsylvania Republican Party Chairman Lawrence Tabas touted the passage of both proposed constitutional amendments and said it sends a “clear message to the Governor’s office.”

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Commonwealth Court Kevin Brobson, who was endorsed by the PA Republican Party, received just over 50% of the vote in the three candidate primary. He will face Superior Court Judge Maria McLaughlin, a Democrat, in November’s general election for the open seat on the PA Supreme Court.

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Republicans Leslie Baum Rossi and Abby Major notched comfortable victories in their special elections in western PA.

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The Lebanon County Republican will fill the seat previously held by the late state Sen. Dave Arnold.