Northcentralpa.com spoke to Joe Hamm and David Hines, two Republican candidates for the nomination in the 84th House of Representatives district. Rep. Garth Everett is retiring after a long career, leaving the seat up for grabs.
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Pennsylvania's eighty-fourth state house district is represented by Republican Representative Garth Everett.
As of the 2010 census, a total of 57,244 civilians reside within Pennsylvania's eighty-fourth state house district.[2] Pennsylvania state representatives represent an average of 62,573 residents. After the 2000 Census, each member represented 60,498 residents.
The primary is Tuesday, June 2, having been postponed from the original April date because of the coronavirus. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
This year, though, voters can skip the long lines at the polls by applying for a mail-in ballot.
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Williamsport – State Reps. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming/Union) and Jeff Wheeland (R-Lycoming) have canceled their Gun Law Seminar until further notice due to public health concerns and guidelines concerning the coronavirus, also referred to as COVID-19. The event was scheduled for Thursday, Mar…
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During a historic primary already battling the delays and increased safety measures of COVID-19, complications with write-in ballots and limited provisional ballots are an “absolute mess,” according to Forrest Lehman, director of Lycoming County Voter Services.
Northcentralpa.com spoke to Joe Hamm and David Hines, two Republican candidates for the nomination in the 84th House of Representatives district. Rep. Garth Everett is retiring after a long career, leaving the seat up for grabs.
Harrisburg, Pa. – The House of Representatives today passed Senate Bill 1108, which would distribute approximately $2.6 billion in federal relief funds throughout Pennsylvania’s counties as well as across various state government departments.