Democrat narrows gap in Butler County PA special election
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In a closely watched Butler County special election for Pennsylvania’s 12th state House District, Democrat Brandon Dukes led Republican Scott Timko by 88 votes (about 0.5%) with all precincts reporting, in a district that Trump carried by 18 points. The race will determine whether Republicans hold the House with a slim majority and sets up a rematch in November as both candidates vie for a full two-year term.
- A Democrat is leading in a special election in Butler County — a district Trump won by 18 points Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- 12th District special election: Unofficial results show Dukes likely winner over Timko Butler Eagle
- Dukes seems to deliver Democrats a major special election win Axios
- Democrats declare victory in razor-close Butler County state House special election 90.5 WESA
- PA Democrats declare victory in solid Trump district in Butler County special election local21news.com
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