Democrats Secure Narrow Majority in Pennsylvania House with Special Election Win

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Democrats secured a narrow majority in the Pennsylvania state House by winning a special election in the 140th state House District. Democrat Jim Prokopiak's victory gives Democrats a 102-100 majority, preventing another tie in the chamber. The win was seen as a positive sign for Democrats ahead of the 2024 election, with Prokopiak focusing on pocketbook issues and abortion rights during his campaign. The district, located in a key swing county, has been closely contested in recent elections, and Prokopiak will serve the remainder of the term before running for re-election in November.
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