
Los votantes de Hazleton pueden decidir la forma futura del gobierno de la ciudad el martes.
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VOTER RESOURCES
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Photojournalist and WVIA News Contributor Aimee Dilger takes a look back at 2024 in photos.
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The order reaffirms previous rulings that found mail-in ballots returned in undated or incorrectly dated envelopes shouldn't count
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McCormick campaign says Casey avoiding 'inescapable truth' that he will lose once recount done.
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Counties must begin recounts by Wednesday and finish them by Nov. 26
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Casey, for Senate votes, and Republican Dave McCormick, for Senate orientation sessions, were in Washington on Tuesday
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The Pittsburgh Republican leads the Scranton Democrat by more than 31,000 votes. Earlier, Casey camp said race isn't over.
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Congressman-elect who defeated U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright says he's already building a staff ahead of taking office Jan. 3.
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Republicans also sweep all three statewide row offices and avoid losing state House and Senate seats in northeast and north-central Pennsylvania
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According to unofficial vote totals available at 1:50 a.m., Bresnahan led Cartwright by 192,265 to 184,595 votes.
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Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg’s Journalism Workshop set out to talk with young people who will be voting in their first or second presidential election. Rather than ask who they are voting for, the Young Voter Voices Project aimed to learn what matters to these would-be voters and how their perspectives have been shaped.