Voters will go to the polls Tuesday with a slew of political races on the ballot. More than a few candidates are cross-filed, which means they are running as both a Democrat and a Republican.įor more information on polling places, go to the official election pages for your county:Īllegheny, Westmoreland, Alle-Kiski Valley races to watch in Tuesday’s primary The state has an online tool to let voters find their polling place by entering their address. Here’s a guide to the many local races through Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. If you like what we do, please support our work.Primary day is today. Opponents of the new redistricting map have until March 6 to file challenges with the state Supreme Court. It currently includes Lower Paxton, South Hanover and West Hanover townships. Under the new map, the district will include all of Susquehanna Township and Penbrook and parts of Lower Paxton Township. The district, though, will change considerably in boundaries and partisan makeup under a new map finalized last week by PA Legislative Reapportionment Commission. Andrew Lewis, a Republican, currently holds the 105 th district seat. “I will listen to your concerns, help you when you need to be connected to services and fight for your needs on the House floor.” “As a state representative, I will work hard for all of the citizens of the 105 th district,” Fleming said, in a statement. He also serves on the volunteer boards of several nonprofits and has served previously as a trustee and elder for Market Square Presbyterian Church in Harrisburg, according to his campaign announcement. Justin Fleming during his swearing-in as Susquehanna Township commissionerįleming, 41, has served on the Susquehanna Township board of commissioners for the past eight years.
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