PITTSBURGH — Pennsylvanians headed to the polls Tuesday to take part in the 2015 primary elections.
Those who won Tuesday move on to the general election, which will take place in November.
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Some key winners included Pittsburgh city councilman Ricky Burgess, who now has the chance to keep his seat. He won District 9 with about 45 percent of the vote, defeating Twanda Carlisle.
The former councilwoman previously served jail time on corruption charges.
One of Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto’s biggest critics will likely remain on the City Council as well. Darlene Harris fended off two challengers, winning 47 percent of the vote.
Finally, Chelsa Wagner will also get the chance to keep her title as the Allegheny County controller. She defeated Mark Patrick Flaherty by roughly 5 percent of the vote.
To view up-to-the-minute election results for Allegheny County, CLICK HERE.
To view surrounding counties' election results, CLICK HERE. Note that these are unofficial results that will only become official upon certification by each county's board of elections.
To view statewide election results, CLICK HERE.
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