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The rally on December 10th will be at the Giant Center.

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Rowley emphasizes unity in his campaign announcement for the GOP friendly seat.

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Former state Sen. Scott Wagner floats a challenge against PA GOP National Committeeman Bob Asher, while Rep. John Joyce announces that he will seek reelection in 2020 for the 13th Congressional District. Here is the Playbook.

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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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A Luzerne County Democratic state Senator announced that he is switching party registration to Independent, while more candidates join the Democratic race for Auditor General. Here is the Playbook.

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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.

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The longtime employee employee of the Auditor General’s office believes her experience in the office, coupled with being a Certified Public Accountant, makes her the most qualified candidate seeking to succeed Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.

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The $300,000 television and digital ad buy from the American Action Network links Reps. Matt Cartwright and Conor Lamb to the impeachment effort and claim that the investigation is a “politically motivated charade.”

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A conservative group releases anti-impeachment ads targeting two Democratic Pennsylvania congressmen, while a bill to raise the state’s minimum wage to $9.50 an hour advances in the state legislature. Here is the Playbook.