Pennsylvania Democrats Maintain House Majority with Key Wins and Resignation Replacement.

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Democrats maintain their narrow Pennsylvania House majority after winning a special election, giving them control over how the chamber will handle abortion, gun rights, and election law legislation. Heather Boyd won the seat in the Philadelphia suburbs, giving Democrats 102 seats, the minimum needed to control the agenda in the 203-member House. The result could also affect a proposed constitutional amendment limiting abortion rights that legislative Republicans are one House floor vote away from putting before voters as a referendum.
- Democrats keep Pennsylvania House majority, positioning party to prevent limits on abortion rights The Morning Call
- Democrats maintain House majority with Heather Boyd's special election win Fox News
- Special election could decide balance of power in Pennsylvania House wgaltv
- Republican wins state House special election in central Pennsylvania PennLive
- Democrats keep Pa. House majority following Rep. Mike Zabel’s resignation The Philadelphia Inquirer
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