Shapiro-backed Democrats win House primaries in Pennsylvania swing districts the party hopes to flip
Democrats in Pennsylvania backed by Gov. Josh Shapiro won their primaries Tuesday to shape a congressional slate in which they hope to flip the state’s four swing districts and, ultimately, capture a U.S. House majority.
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For our final episode of the season, we explore how individual actions and structural reform can work together to create lasting social change on a range of issues, including democracy.
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Childhood immunization exemptions in Pennsylvania school districts have doubled in the past five years and diseases like measles are on the rise.
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Democrats in Pennsylvania will settle primary fights to shape their congressional slate for the fall, when they hope to capture four swing districts and ultimately a U.S. House majority.
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