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Christopher Ullery

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Philly Data Hub Reporter for the USA Today Network in PA, general data nerd, existential dread enthusiast
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Religious firm known for anti-trans policies has foothold in 40% of York school districts

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By Bethany Rodgers , Christopher Ullery 
| Yahoo
A religious law firm known for implementing pro-Christian, anti-LGBTQ school district policies has in recent months spread its influence as officials from districts in York and Beaver counties sought advice from its attorneys.
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Incumbent Fitzpatrick leads challenger Houck in funding on primary day

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By Christopher Ullery 
| Yahoo
Republican voters across Bucks County and eastern Montgomery County will decide Tuesday who will be their party’s nominee for Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional District. Incumbent Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, of Middletown, Bucks County, is running for his fifth term in office against anti-abortion activist Mark Houck, a first-time political challenger from East Greenville Borough, Montgomery County.
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Voting in person on Tuesday? Everything you need to cast ballot in PA primary

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By Christopher Ullery 
| Yahoo
The April 23 Pennysylvania primary is this week and now is as good a time as any to make a plan to vote on Tuesday. Election experts and voting rights advocates often recommend voters plan out their trip to the polls every year to avoid potential problems. Pennsylvania is a closed primary state, which means only Republicans and Democrats will get to vote for their respective party’s candidates in several federal and statewide offices. The last day to register to vote in the primary was April 6.
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