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Department of State spokeswoman Wanda Murren said the elections agency fielded no reports of significant voting problems or issues by early afternoon.
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Though the only legislator in the area, state Rep. Mark Keller was one of a large number across the state to not seek reelection this year. Hi…
The Democratic senator said that earlier in the spring he experienced a low-grade fever and had some mild flu-like symptoms for a number of days.
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The House Republican Caucus sent out a statement Wednesday afternoon from Rep. Andrew Lewis of Dauphin County, in which Lewis said he had rece…
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