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The special election is set to replace state Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell (D-Philadelphia) who resigned after being charged with theft, perjury, tampering with public records along with other crimes.

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The former Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Lisa Rau told the Philadelphia Inquirer that she “never envisioned running for attorney general” despite the rumors of her interest from the past couple of months.

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Attorney General Josh Shapiro said in a press conference Wednesday morning announcing that the Philadelphia Democrat is charged with stealing more than $500,000 from her own nonprofit, “Motivations Education & Consultation Associates” (MECA).

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The Dauphin County Controller says his professional experience plus his community involvement makes him a good candidate capable of reaching diverse demographics.

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Pekarovsky, who also serves as Treasurer for Citizens for Yudichak, said it was a very difficult decision to step down as Chair of the local party.

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In a release about her intentions for the seat, the GOP hopeful said she cares about lowering real estate taxes, protecting public education and improving healthcare.

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The Lieutenant Governor, joined by two former lifers that he hired after their sentences were commuted, made the case that Pennsylvania has a once in a lifetime opportunity to address criminal justice reform issues.

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In an email to Republican state committee members, the former GOP gubernatorial candidate said he can assure that Asher will have “stiff competition” for his reelection bid in May.

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Lamb, who was reelected to serve a fourth term as Pittsburgh City Controller earlier this month, said the state needs an Auditor General with a “proven record of independence and a proven commitment to transparency and accountability.”

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On Tuesday morning, the Luzerne County Democrat announced that he was switching his party registration to Independent as the “only way” he can “faithfully and fully” serve his district.