US EditionDemocrats Win Special Election In Pennsylvania
- Democrat James Malone is projected to win Pennsylvania's 36th State Senate district, defeating Republican Josh Parsons by about 500 votes, with 50% to 49% of the vote, according to the Pennsylvania Secretary of State.
- Malone's victory is a significant upset, indicating strong support for Democrats among highly engaged voters, as noted by the competitive nature of special elections.
- Governor Josh Shapiro celebrated Malone's win on social media, viewing it as a rejection of extremism and division.
- Malone's win reduces the Republican advantage in the Pennsylvania Senate to 27-23, which may signal growing voter dissatisfaction with Republicans.
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