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Several Pa. cities won't have a GOP candidate on Tuesday's ballot. Some see it as a missed opportunity for Republicans
“In the first statewide election in Pennsylvania since President Donald Trump’s November win, voters in several of the large and midsize cities where he expanded his party’s reach won’t see a Republican candidate on the ballot Tuesday.
The biggest race in the region — the contest for Philadelphia district attorney — has no candidates running in the GOP primary for the first time in decades. Mayoral elections in Allentown, Bethlehem, Lancaster, and Harrisburg, four of the 10 largest cities in the state, are also one-sided battles, with no Republican contenders.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
https://www.politicspa.com/politicspa-playbook-preparing-for-pa-primaries/141505/
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