Democrats Retain Narrow Majority in Pennsylvania House After Hard-Fought Special Election
- A special election was held in Pennsylvania to fill a vacant House seat.
- Democrat Lindsay Powell won the election, giving Democrats a 102-101 majority in the state House.
- The outcome allows Democrats to maintain control of the chamber by a single seat.
- Republicans hold the majority in the state Senate, resulting in a divided state legislature.
- The competitive race highlights Pennsylvania's status as a key swing state ahead of the 2024 presidential election.