Lawrence Tabas is seen shortly after being confirmed as the Pennsylvania Republican Party's new chairman in July 2019.
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Lawrence Tabas is seen shortly after being confirmed as the Pennsylvania Republican Party's new chairman in July 2019.
Katie Meyer / WITF
(Harrisburg) — The Republican Party of Pennsylvania has an endorsed a slate of candidates for the state’s three elected offices of treasurer, auditor general and attorney general.
Candidates can start circulating nominating petitions Tuesday to get on the April 28 primary ballot.
The party committee gave its backing to Heather Heidelbaugh for attorney general and Stacy Garrity for treasurer in a unanimous vote Saturday in Harrisburg.
Heidelbaugh is a Pittsburgh-area lawyer and Garrity is an executive for a powdered metals supplier based in northern Pennsylvania.
Tim DeFoor, Dauphin County’s elected controller, won a three-way race for the endorsement for auditor general.
A collection of interviews, photos, and music videos, featuring local musicians who have stopped by the WITF performance studio to share a little discussion and sound. Produced by WITF’s Joe Ulrich.
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