The Morning Agenda: Count goes on in Pa. U.S. Senate race; Central Pennsylvania deals with drought conditions

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Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate contest between Democratic incumbent Bob Casey and Republican challenger David McCormick is still too early to call.

Three Pennsylvania races for the U.S. House remain uncalled by The Associated Press.
In the 10th District, Republican incumbent Scott Perry leads challenger Janelle Stelson.

More than 7 million Pennsylvanians cast a ballot in Tuesday’s election.

Democrats lost all three statewide row offices and failed to make any gains in the state Senate.

As another unseasonably warm day grips Central Pennsylvania, the region is facing a drought watch after record low rainfall.

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