Pennsylvania’s most interesting contests this year are for the U.S. House, with four Republican incumbents seeking to hold off a challenging environment and their Democratic opposition.The state’s Democratic governor, Josh Shapiro, is favored to win reelection over Republican nominee Stacy Garrity.
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