By Louis Jacobson
PoliticsPA
In a stirring victory for Democrats, Mark Critz held on to thelate Rep. John Murtha's seat,beating Republican
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Critz bests Burns in 12th district
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Democrat Mark Critz will follow in the footsteps of his late boss, U.S. Rep. John Murtha, as the representative for the 12th Congressional District.
Critz received 53 percent of the vote against Republican Tim Burns of Eighty Four, who received 44 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s special election. Libertarian Demo Agoris had received 2 percent of the vote with 589 of 591 precincts reporting as of 12:05 a.m.
Critz and Burns were also nominated to represent their respective parties in the November election.
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Dem Critz holds Murtha's Pa. seat
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In a sharp blow to national Republicans who had invested millions of dollars in the contest, Democrat Mark Critz defeated Republican Tim Burns in the race for the Wes
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Critz stuns Burns in Murtha race
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Republicans rally in Richland
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Republican candidates for state and federal offices rallied Monday at the Richland Township Fire Department.
Speakers included gubernatorial candidate Tom Corbett, lieutena
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Some highly contested races in primary
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After months of campaigning tomorrow is the only political poll that actually counts - the primary.
Tomorrow polls open at 7 a.m. for voters to cast ballots in some hi
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Russell: GOP thought Burns would be 'more co-optable'
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