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With the election a week away, Tuesday marked the deadline for voters to request mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the story.
As the midterm elections near, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk is visiting congressional districts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick is facing off against Democratic challenger Bob Harvie in Pennsylvania’s 1st District while Republican incumbent Jeff Van Drew faces Democrat Zack Mullock in New Jersey’s 2nd District.
Pennsylvania is being watched closely for its four competitive House races that could shape the balance of power in Congress. New numbers are out Monday, and CBS News Philadelphia's Dan Snyder breaks down the new polls eight days out from the 2026 midterm election.
GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick has consistently won his Pennsylvania swing seat, but Democrats say this election is an opportunity to oust the veteran lawmaker.
Brian Wrightson, candidate for Pennsylvania Senate in the 40th District, says he sees no benefits of large-scale data centers for the NEPA region.
Voters in battleground Pennsylvania revealed their midterm plans, with some expressing fierce opposition to President Donald Trump while admitting they don't trust Democrats either. (Credit: Nicholas
Nearly 50 local polling places have changed since the primary in Allegheny County. Why it matters: Election Day is a week away, and if voters show up at the wrong polling place, they'll have to scramble to find the correct one and could miss out on their chance to vote. Check your polling place on the county website. Make sure you know your ward and voting district. Not all municipalities have wards or districts. You can also check your polling...
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