The balance of power in Pennsylvania’s state legislature is still up in the air.
Before Election Day, the Pennsylvania State House of Representatives maintained a slight Democratic majority while the State Senate held a Republican majority.
Now, a single race left undecided could change the majority makeup in the State House — and change the agenda in Harrisburg.
The race that could change the majority makeup is the State House District 72 race in Cambria County between Democrat Frank Burns and Republican Amy Bradley. At this point, only around 31% of the votes have been counted because of widespread issues at polling places in Cambria County on Election Day.
Incumbent Democrat Frank Burns has held that seat since 2008.
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