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Join us as state Democratic and Republican party officials attempt to resolve a dispute over Chester County's 156th legislative district - a seat that will decide control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
About Me
- Carrie Budoff
- Carrie Budoff is the Pennsylvania political reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. She is blogging about the 156th legislative race until the outcome - and the balance of power in the state House of Representatives - is determined.
You be the judge
View the 12 challenged ballots and read how the judge ruled on them.
Previous coverage
- Perzel's love of top job drives him
- GOP to seek recount in disputed House race
- 156th tally becomes official today
- Where's Perzel? He's busy planning
- After 12 years, Pa. Dems get a hint of power
- GOP ponders Chesco recount
- Democrats pick up control of state House
- Chesco outcomes have Pa. in limbo
- Pa. House is put into flux after election
- House control down to 19 Chesco votes
- Pa. House is still up for grabs
- Parties agree: Chesco races too close to call
- Election over, the next race is counting ballots
- Legislator's party flip-flop cost dearly
- Provisional ballots may hold key in Chesco
Blog Archive
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- Status Quo
- 23-vote margin stands
- Democrats: It's never too early to celebrate
- Reunion Today!
- To quote Bluto and others
- Gloating Democrats, Day 2
- Trouble
- Missing Republicans, Day 2
- First, the news
- Twelve people in Chester County
- Check back
- Republicans fight on
- While the GOP retreats to an undisclosed location ...
- What's left?
- We got a winner
- It looks like Democrats will rule
- Smith is up by 23 votes.
- News!
- Still waiting
- Close
- It's oh so quiet
- Lawyers to the ...
- Counting started
- Milne Wins
- Progress
- Counting begins in the 167th
- The Math
- Why this matters
- Update
- By popular demand
- They're done for the day
- It's now a 12-vote race
- School's back in session
- Candidates in the house
- It's just like high school
- Lunch
- Uncounted ballots
- There's no shortage of lawyers
- So what are they waiting for?
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1 comment:
Thanks for the blog! In the 156th race, do we know which precincts have the outstanding -- yet to be counted -- absentee ballots? I am assuming that some of the precincts counted the absentee ballots and included them in their tally on election night and some did not.
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