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PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity lauded Jeff Bartos for his recent work with the Pennsylvania 30 Day Fund and described the GOP Senate hopeful as an “outsider” in her endorsement.

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House Speaker Bryan Cutler announced in a statement on Thursday morning that he tested positive for COVID-19.

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State Sen. Sharif Street’s exploratory committee features Rep. Dwight Evans (D-Philadelphia), former Congressman Bob Brady, state Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa (D-Allegheny), state Sens. Vincent Hughes (D-Philadelphia), John Kane (D-Chester), John Sabatina (D-Philadelphia), Tina Tartaglione (D-Philadelphia), Anthony Hardy Williams (D-Philadelphia) and more.

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Prezenica Jr., a former educator, said that he will do “everything possible” to bring funding and support to the local community and school districts.

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Veronica Degraffenreid has served as the acting Secretary of State since Sec. Kathy Boockvar’s resignation in February.

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Lackawanna County Commissioner Chris Chermak will face state Rep. Marty Flynn for the vacant seat in Northeast PA.

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Major, who served as state Rep. Jeff Pyle’s chief of staff, received unanimous support from GOP committee members in the five candidate field to earn the party nomination.

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Sen. Bob Casey voted to confirm Dr. Rachel Levine, while Sen. Pat Toomey voted against her nomination.

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Snead most recently served as Gov. Wolf’s Secretary of Policy and Planning, while Sec. Teresa Miller announced that her next role will be serving as the president and CEO of the Kansas Health Foundation.

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The organizers will “primarily focus on engaging marginalized communities that are left out of the political process — including Black, rural, Hispanic, and AAPI communities,” according to a release from the PA Democratic Party.