Larry Krasner won Philadelphia's District Attorney primary
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That’s the question for Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who all but ensured himself a third term in office by winning Tuesday’s Democratic primary against former Municipal Court Judge Pat Dugan.
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The heavily Democratic cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh will elect new nominees for top jobs in Pennsylvania’s primary election.
Just 16.3% of voters participated in Tuesday's primary election in Philadelphia, causing at least one watchdog group to raise alarms over voter apathy.
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The district attorney's race between Larry Krasner and Patrick Dugan is the most high-profile contest on the primary ballot. It will likely be decisive because no Republican has filed to run.
Voting locations across Philadelphia reported low turnout for the morning and early afternoon of Tuesday's primary elections that focused on judicial races and district attorney.
A Philadelphia man is on his way to prison for purchasing four guns for the leaders of a multi-county gun trafficking organization.
The next day, Krasner downplayed it—“to everyone’s surprise, [I’m] getting a lot of attention”—but displayed a T-shirt that staff members had printed with an acronym: FAFO. In Philadelphia, where the unbridled aggression of local sports fans is a point of pride,
Beth McCaffery's lawsuit says she was defamed as the District Attorney’s Office obtained the exoneration of a man convicted of murder in 2009.