Voters to Resolve Pennsylvania House Tie in Upcoming Special Election

Voters in a western Pennsylvania district will decide a special election on Tuesday that could allow Democrats to maintain a one-vote majority in the state House, which has been tied at 101-101 since the death of Rep. Matt Gergely in January.

On Tuesday, voters in a western Pennsylvania district will cast their ballots in a special election to fill a vacancy in the state House of Representatives. This election is critical as it will determine whether the Democratic Party maintains a one-vote majority in the chamber. The House has been in a deadlock at 101 to 101 since the passing of incumbent Representative Matt Gergely, a Democrat from Allegheny, in January.

The upcoming special election in Pennsylvania holds significant implications for the balance of power in the state House of Representatives. With the chamber currently split evenly, the result of this election could either secure or endanger the Democrats’ one-vote majority.

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