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...Allegheny County Court of...for the Democratic nomination for...Democratic City Committee staffer, said...
...its ticket without Democratic support since 1969...McVay Jr., an Allegheny County Court of Common...
...chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said that it would be...on their own. The Senate Democratic leadership has stated that a...
...the Republican and Democratic nominations for the...election — the county of residence is...court judge from Allegheny County, are the...
... The Democratic Party endorsed Philadelphia...
...includes Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, Allegheny; Democratic Whip Mike Hanna, Clinton; Caucus Chairman Dan Frankel, Allegheny County; Policy Committee Chairman Mike Sturla, Lancaster; Appropriations Committee...
...and chair of its pro bono committee. He is a member of the Allegheny County Democratic Committee, on the board of directors...
...the House Democratic Policy Committee took up...Preston, D-Allegheny, the bill...an Allegheny County Republican who...
...fill vacant judgeships in Philadelphia, Allegheny and York counties last week. Corbett...
...bill, HB 424. The Democratic chairman of the house insurance committee, Tony DeLuca of Allegheny County, said that initiative is intended to...
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