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State House 44th District: Republican incumbent state Rep. Mark Mustio defeated Democratic challenger Mark Scappe for the state house 44th district. Both candidates reside in Moon. For results on that race, go here. Results: State Senate 37th District: Pennsylvania Rep. Matt Smith, a Democrat, defeated Mt. Lebanon software CEO and Republican D. Raja for the seat in the 37th senate district. For results on that race, go here. Results: State House 16th District Pennsylvania Rep. Rob Matzie, a Democrat, won re-election against Republican challenger Kathleen Coder in the 16th district, which includes Crescent Township. For results on that race, go here. Results:
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Incumbent Jason Altmire concedes after Critz captures the seat in Tuesday's Democratic primary.
Incumbent Rep. Mark Critz has won the Democratic nomination in a close primary that pitted him against incumbent Rep. Jason Altmire for the new 12th Legislative District, according to unofficial results. Altmire, 44, of McCandless, whose 4th District includes Sewickley, and Critz, 50, of Johnstown, Cambria County, were locked in a tight race to the finish for the chance to represent much of Western Pennsylvania in the U.S. House of Representatives. As of 10:50 p.m., Critz had received 29,643 votes to 25,206 cast for Altmire by voters in the sprawling district. "Congratulations to my colleague Congressman Mark Critz on his hard-fought and well-deserved victory in the primary. He has my full support as his campaign moves on to the fall," …
Paul
11:16 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Ever try to get Jason Altmire or his office to reply to you about an issue important to his district or one he sat on committee for? If you weren't on the list of his Democrat campaign contributors you might as well have been trying to get a brick wall to respond. In my fifty years I've lived in several districts in and around Pittsburgh as well as other in different states and I can say say … more ›