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==Politics==
==Politics==
Pennsylvania has been a [[blue state]] in presidential elections since 1992; the last [[Republican]] to win Pennsylvania in a presidential election was [[George Herbert Walker Bush]] in 1988. However, the Pennsylvania State Senate consists of 30 Republicans and 20 Democrats. The State House has 112 Republicans and 90 Democrats. Republicans also have a 12-7 edge in Pennsylvania's federal House delegation.
Pennsylvania has been a [[blue state]] in presidential elections since 1992; the last [[Republican]] to win Pennsylvania in a presidential election was [[George Herbert Walker Bush]] in 1988. However, the Pennsylvania State Senate consists of 30 Republicans and 20 Democrats. The State House has 112 Republicans and 90 Democrats. Republicans also have a 12-7 edge in Pennsylvania's federal House delegation.
==Elected Officials==
==Elected Officials==