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Incumbent Stefano defeats Cecil to retain 32nd District Senate seat

Incumbent state Sen. Patrick Stefano, a Republican, cruised to victory Tuesday in Pennsylvania’s 32nd District, taking nearly 70% of the vote against Democrat Jacob Cecil. In Westmoreland County, Stefano received 951 votes to Cecil’s 634. While Cecil was relatively competitive in Fayette County, Stefano…

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Letter to the editor: Democrats robbing us

Told ya so! A month or so ago, I wrote to this paper detailing the outrageous tax increases levied by our local Democratic government (“Here’s what happens when you vote Democrat,” Sept. 26, TribLive). Well, surprise, surprise, here we go again.

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Greensburg voters keep residency rules for city officials

Voters’ decision to maintain residency requirements for Greensburg’s city administrator and fiscal director could make it difficult to fill those positions in the future, according to Councilman Randy Finfrock. About 62% of voters rejected two referendum questions on Tuesday’s ballot that…

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Leslie Rossi leads Jordan Omlor in 59th District state House race

With fewer than 30% of precincts reporting Tuesday night, state Rep. Leslie Rossi held a comfortable lead over Democratic challenger Jordan Omlor in the 59th District House race. According to unofficial Westmoreland County election results., Rossi received 65% of the 12,700 votes counted to…

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Reschenthaler reelected to 5th term in 14th District

U.S. Rep. Guy Reschenthaler will return to Washington to serve a fifth term in Congress representing residents across six southwestern Pennsylvania counties. Reschenthaler, 43, a Republican from Peters, appeared poised to defeat Democratic challenger Alan Bradstock of Dunbar Township in Fayette County.

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