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Pennsylvania State Treasurer Election Heats Up Ahead of Primary

 
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Pennsylvania voters to choose new state treasurer in upcoming election.of office: The U.S. Constitution prescribes that the Senate be composed of 100 members (two Senators from each state). This ensures that each state has equal representation in the Senate, allowing for a balance of power between the states and the federal government.

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HARRISBURG (KDKA) -- The Pennsylvania primary is just two weeks away and voters will nominate candidates for several statewide offices, including the crucial position of state treasurer. With two Democrats and the Republican incumbent in the race, the competition is heating up as each candidate vies for the chance to oversee the state's finances.

(WHTM) – Pennsylvania voters will have a chance to vote for their next Treasurer in 2024. Two Democrats are running to face incumbent Stacy Garrity, who is seeking re-election. Ryan Bizzarro and Erin McClelland are both vying for the Democratic nomination, each bringing their own unique qualifications and visions for the role.

Ryan Bizzarro and Erin McClelland are running for the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania state treasurer. The winner will go on to face incumbent Stacy Garrity in the general election. Bizzarro, a Democratic state representative, has focused his campaign on issues such as substance abuse and mental health, while McClelland, a counselor and program manager, has emphasized her experience in financial management.

Democratic state Rep. Ryan Bizzarro and Republican incumbent Stacy Garrity are engaged in a heated debate over the best approach to handling unclaimed property. Both candidates have put forth proposals on how to return unclaimed funds to their rightful owners, with Bizzarro highlighting his legislative experience and Garrity touting her record as treasurer.

Three Democrats are competing for the chance to unseat State Treasurer Stacy Garrity in the upcoming election. Ryan Bizzarro, Stacy Garrity, and Alan Butkovitz each bring a unique set of experiences and qualifications to the race. As they make their case to voters, they are highlighting their respective strengths and outlining their plans for managing the state's finances.

Bizzarro, who is currently running against substance abuse and mental health counselor and program manager Erin McClelland for the Democratic nomination, has been actively campaigning across the state. He has been meeting with voters, attending events, and sharing his vision for the role of state treasurer.

Rep. Ryan Bizzarro, 37, recently announced his candidacy for the state treasurer seat currently held by incumbent Stacy Garrity. Bizzarro, a Democrat, has been serving as a state representative and has been vocal about his commitment to addressing key issues such as substance abuse and mental health.

The Pennsylvania primary is fast approaching, and voters are gearing up to make their selections for various statewide offices, including the critical role of state treasurer. With multiple candidates vying for the position, the primary election is shaping up to be a competitive race as each contender works to distinguish themselves and earn the support of voters.

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