Election Results By Contest

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is declining to make public his daily calendar, a policy that obscures many of the details about who he meets with and what they discuss.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s treasurer wants the state to start sending unclaimed money directly to the people it belongs to, a proactive system that a dozen other states have adopted.

Rural Columbia’s ‘all hands on deck’ approach uses government workers for help; prospect of new leadership may mean changes

The final primary totals surprised Megan Eshleman.

Residents in Lancaster’s southeast quadrant worry their voices will continue to go unheard by city government after a pair of City Council candidates from the area failed to advance to the November general election after Tuesday’s primary.

A Mount Joy Township small business owner and former police officer toppled the incumbent Lancaster County clerk of courts in Tuesday's Republican primary.

Endorsed Republicans staved off challengers from both parties to gain ground in four competitive school districts, winning contested primary races in communities divided over culture wars issues.  

Lancaster County will have at least six new district judges next year.

HARRISBURG — During a recent budget hearing, a Republican lawmaker questioned how the Department of Health uses data to provide oversight of doctors in Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana program, citing ongoing public records disputes involving the agency.

Three judicial candidates endorsed by Lancaster County Republicans secured victories in Tuesday’s primary for the Court of Common Pleas, making them favorites to win a spot on the bench in November.

Four of Lancaster County’s 19 boroughs had primary contests for borough council. Councils adopt budgets, levy taxes and adopt ordinances in conjunction with the mayor.

Democrats Alice Yoder and Bob Hollister, after placing first and second, respectively, in Tuesday’s primary, will advance to the general election in November to challenge incumbent county commissioners Ray D’Agostino and Josh Parsons.