The fourth of 4 in Pennsylvania. From a 1.2-point deficit to a 10-point win! Finally -- major-league Trump sycophant Scott Perry goes down.
Election results: Ballotpedia, New York Times
Headline: Pennsylvania Capital-Star, 11/3/2026
Ian Karbal reports:
The race was a rematch. Stelson unsuccessfully challenged Perry in 2024, losing by roughly 5,100 votes, or just over 1% of the vote. But Democrats were hopeful that, in a year where political tailwinds appeared to be on their side, she could overcome that hurdle in this year.
“Our campaign has never been about a single party,” Stelson told a crowd of supporters in Hummelstown after her race was called. “It’s been about listening, it’s been about decency, it’s been about common sense.”
Stelson’s win is part of a Democratic wave that flipped the commonwealth’s U.S. House delegation by four seats — from 10-7 in favor of the GOP to a Democratic majority that will be 11-6.
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Pennsylvania 1st. (11/4/2026)
Pennsylvania 7th. (11/4/2026)
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