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The Libertarian candidate promotes not being a career politician on his campaign website and said he intends to “Make Pennsylvania Free Again!” if elected to office.

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State Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Washington) confirms that he has registered “ortitayforgovernor.com” and that he’d like to run for governor either “next term or sometime in the future.”

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The former state Rep. stressed the importance of restoring civility in politics and being an elected official that will solve problems and address the issues that matter most to the citizens in the 48th District.

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Mullins is the second state rep from Lackawanna County to announce his intentions for the Democratic Party nomination for the open state Senate seat.

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Gebhard, president and CEO of Hoaster Gebhard & Co., mentioned repealing Act 77, reopening Pennsylvania’s economy, and fighting against Gov. Tom Wolf’s agenda as his three legislative priorities.

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Dr. Denise Johnson, who most recently served as the Chief Medical Officer at Meadville Medical Center in Crawford County, will be succeeding Dr. Wendy Braund.

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Someone registered the domains “bartolotta4congress.com” and “bartolottaforcongress.com.” Sen. Bartolotta said it wasn’t her.

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The Pennsylvania Republican Party narrowly voted to rebuke Sen. Pat Toomey over censuring him due to his vote to convict former President Donald Trump in the latest impeachment trial.

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The Pennsylvania Republican Party sent out a ballot on Monday to state committee members to determine whether they will “strongly rebuke” or “censure” Sen. Pat Toomey over his vote to convict former President Donald Trump in the latest impeachment trial.

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State Sen. Sharif Street told NBC10’s Lauren Mayk that he’ll be launching a exploratory committee for U.S. Senate in April, which will come with a website, social media, events, followed by a final decision later in the year.