Democrats claim majority in Pennsylvania House as Burns holds lead in his Cambria County district
The 72nd Legislative District, where Burns has served since 2009, is entirely within Cambria County, which President-elect Donald Trump carried by more than 30 points this year, according to unofficial tallies.
After a multi-day count of votes, Cambria County announced the winner for the seat of State Representative. Frank Burns (D), ...
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The last local Democratic elected official in commonwealth government, state Rep. Frank Burns, from East Taylor Township, has retained the Pennsylvania House of Representatives ...
Democrats retained majority control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Friday by holding onto a Johnstown-area district, giving them just enough votes to keep the speakership and ...
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Rep. Frank Burns reflects on political journey ahead of electionState Representative Frank Burns ran for and won his first term in the state legislature in 2008. Since then, he has served ...
HARRISBURG — Majority control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives hinged on a hand count of paper ballots cast by ...
The result of the state House of Representatives’ 72nd District race between state Rep. Frank Burns, D-East Taylor Township, ...
This, after incumbent Rep. Frank Burns staved off Republican challenger Amy Bradley in the state’s 72nd district, nestled ...
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Political newcomer says change is needed in 72nd districtOnce a household name for her role as a news anchor in Johnstown, Amy Bradley is now in the spotlight as a tough contender ...
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