Bob Brooks projected to flip Pennsylvania’s 7th District for Democrats

Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 02:37 · Updated 03:16

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Bob Brooks was projected to defeat incumbent Republican Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District. The Hill’s report cited Decision Desk HQ and said Brooks led with 19 percent of precincts reporting; the Washington Examiner described the result as a Democratic pickup.

Bob Brooks was projected to defeat incumbent Ryan Mackenzie in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District.
With 19 percent of precincts reporting, Brooks led 65 percent to 34.9 percent, according to the report citing Decision Desk HQ.
The Washington Examiner reported that Brooks won Tuesday night, giving Democrats a pickup in the district.

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Key facts

District: Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District
Candidates: Bob Brooks and incumbent Ryan Mackenzie
Reported count: Brooks led 65% to 34.9% with 19% of precincts reporting
Projection source: Decision Desk HQ, according to The Hill
Reported outcome: The Washington Examiner said Brooks won and Democrats gained the seat