Incumbent state Rep. Bryan Cutler will square off next week against his primary opponent Dave Nissley in a debate sponsored by the Lancaster Chamber — less than two weeks before
Pennsylvania’s attorney general represents the interests of the state and the public, and defends state laws in court. In recent years, the office has defended the results of the 2020
Dave Nissley, the Sadsbury Township Republican challenging state Rep. Bryan Cutler in the April 23 primary, got a speeding ticket in Oregon in 2008. More than a decade later, the
Lancaster County Republicans who have waited in line at their polling places to cast primary votes have probably been approached by people handing out sample ballots and suggesting candidates to