Sean Kitchen is the Keystone’s political correspondent, based in Harrisburg. Sean is originally from Philadelphia and spent five years working as a writer and researcher for Pennsylvania Spotlight.
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How Eugene DePasquale, Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania’s Attorney General, helped clear 90% of PA’s untested rape kits
Eugene DePasquale, the Democratic nominee for PA’s Attorney General, cleared Pennsylvania’s backlogged rape kits by more than 90% when he has Auditor General. DePasquale said he has a proven track record in conducting statewide investigations and work with victims and survivors, and that he will bring those skills into the AG’s office.
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Former Bucks County GOP congressman endorses Malcolm Kenyatta for Auditor General
Former Republican Congressman Jim Greenwood, who served Bucks County, endorsed Malcolm Kenyatta’s campaign for Auditor General on Monday.
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Elizabeth Warren rallies voters across Southeastern Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren crisscrossed the Philadelphia suburbs on Sunday rallying hundreds of Kamala Harris supporters in Bucks, Chester, and Montgomery counties.
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Pennsylvania’s richest billionaire trying to buy the Attorney General’s seat in PA
Jeffrey Yass has spent more than $5 million dollars trying to influence the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s race. Yass is worth over $49 billion and is spending his money on TV ads and mailers supporting Dave Sunday.
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Kamala Harris supporter assaulted during rally in York City
York County Democrats are calling the attack of a Kamala Harris supporter an act of unprovoked political violence.
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Republican police sergeant calls out Dave Sunday’s failures in sexual abuse cases
Eugene DePasquale released an ad highlighting Dave Sunday’s failure to protect survivors of sexual abuse. While serving as Auditor General, DePasquale reduced the state’s rape kit backlog by 90% in three years.
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Republicans for Harris warn Pennsylvania voters about a second Trump term
The Kamala Harris campaign launched their Republicans for Harris initiative in Lancaster County on Wednesday, warning voters about the dangers of a second Donald Trump presidency.
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PA Doctors warn that patients’ medical debt could increase if Trump wins in November
There are 5 million Pennsylvanians with preexisting conditions and they risk losing their healthcare coverage and could face higher medical bills if Donald Trump wins and repeals the Affordable Care Act.
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Tim Walz campaigns on freedom in Pennsylvania’s bellwether Northampton County
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz returned to Pennsylvania on Saturday and rallied over 3,000 supporters in Northampton County, a bellwether county that has correctly voted for the presidential winner in the previous four elections.






















