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Whether or not Vice President Kamala Harris picks Shapiro as her running mate, observers say national attention could benefit his future and the state's.
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VOTER RESOURCES
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Challenger in tight Luzerne County GOP race taking fight over two disputed ballots to Pennsylvania Supreme Court. -
U.S. Rep. Susan Wild told House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other House Democrats that she is grappling over Biden's ability to win reelection, as are Americans nationwide, including in her district. -
Cook has been acting director of the department since the previous director resigned in February. She was appointed as director of elections on Monday. -
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The Commonwealth Court will decide whether six mail-in, 22 write-in and two provisional ballots should count. Another dozen provisionals will count, but not until after the appeals end.
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Speaker Mike Johnson raised money for U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser and first-time candidate Rob Bresnahan -
The votes are enough to change challenger Jamie Walsh's three-vote lead over state Rep. Mike Cabell. -
Republican Dino Disler uses write-in votes to win the nomination for state 121st House District seatDisler will face longtime incumbent Democratic Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski in the Nov. 5 general election
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Lawyers spar over write-in and provisional ballots as challenger Jamie Walsh still leads Rep. Mike Cabell by three votes
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The ruling means challenger Jamie Walsh's lead over Rep. Mike Cabell in the Luzerne County race remains only four votes with two other court rulings on other votes due
