1-seat Democrat margin has Pennsylvania House control up for grabs on Nov. 5
– GOP’s Therese Hollen looking to unseat Democrat incumbent Paul Takac in District 82 battle –
(Associated Press) Pennsylvania’s legislative Republicans would like to pass additional voter ID requirements, restrict abortion and make election changes to improve their odds of winning judicial races. Democrats want to bump up the state’s minimum wage and widen civil rights for LGBTQ people.
In the closely divided General Assembly, those proposals have gone nowhere.
Next month the state’s voters will determine whether to change that dynamic, filling all 203 House seats and half the 50-member Senate. Democrats go into the election with a one-seat House majority, while in the Senate, Republicans have 28 seats and therefore majority control.
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