The top-ranking Republican in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives asked a court Dec. 9 to prevent voters from filling three vacant seats in February that will determine majority control of the chamber.
December 19, 2022 at 01:00 PM
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The top-ranking Republican in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives asked a court Dec. 9 to prevent voters from filling three vacant seats in February that will determine majority control of the chamber.
Rep. Bryan Cutler of Lancaster, who served as speaker until Nov. 30, asked the Commonwealth Court to issue an injunction, naming the Department of State, acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman and the Allegheny County Elections Board as defendants.
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