How did Pennsylvania Democrats keep the state House during a red wave? Meet Frank Burns.
A huge part of the reason is that State Rep. Frank Burns, a conservative Democrat with a district in the middle of an overwhelmingly Donald Trump-supporting region, held on to his seat. In this era of Pennsylvania politics, Burns, of Cambria County ...
State Rep. Frank Burns, D-Cambria, retains House seat; gives Democrats edge
Democrats retained majority control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Friday by holding onto a Johnstown-area district, giving them just enough votes to keep the speakership and determine the chamber’s voting agenda.
The result of the state House of Representatives’ 72nd District race between state Rep. Frank Burns, D-East Taylor Township, ...
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Rep. Frank Burns reflects on political journey ahead of electionState Representative Frank Burns ran for and won his first term in the state legislature in 2008. Since then, he has served ...
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Incumbent Frank Burns wins re-election in State House District 72 raceDemocrats retained majority control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Friday by holding onto a Johnstown area ...
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State house incumbent Frank Burns and opponent Amy Bradley pitch/issues before electionRepublican Amy Bradley and democratic incumbent Frank Burns give final pitch to voters and talk issues ahead of Tuesday's ...
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Rep. Frank Burns called as winner over Bradley, ‘A win for Cambria County’After a multi-day count of votes, Cambria County announced the winner for the seat of State Representative. Frank Burns (D), ...
Voters elected Frank Burns to the District 21 House seat, giving the Democrats a long-sought victory in a district that has ...
The 72nd Legislative District, where Burns has served since 2009, is entirely within Cambria County, which President-elect ...
Giants outside linebacker Brian Burns won’t be looking to prove anything to his old teammates when New York faces the ...
Pennsylvania House Democrats have clung to their one-seat majority despite a statewide wave of GOP wins that flipped two ...
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