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Republicans Regain Control in Key Pennsylvania House Races Amid National Election Shift

Republicans flipped two key congressional seats in Pennsylvania, regaining majority control, while Trump secured the presidency and faced assassination plots.

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Updated: Nov 8th, 2024, 4:03 PM ET

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Republicans achieved significant victories in eastern Pennsylvania by defeating incumbent Democrats in two U.S. House seats, while maintaining control of the state's congressional majority. Rob Bresnahan toppled Democrat Matt Cartwright, and Ryan Mackenzie defeated Susan Wild. Scott Perry also held onto his seat against Janelle Stelson. These results come as Trump is projected to win the presidency again, amidst emerging reports of serious threats against his life linked to Iran. The elections highlighted the strategic importance and financial backing of these critical races.

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