Most US House races aren’t competitive. What does that mean for how lawmakers govern?

A local news story from Pennsylvania, reported by Penn Capital-Star.

Local News · Pennsylvania · October 26, 2026

By HeyHomees Newsroom · October 26, 2026

What we said on air

Most U.S. House races aren’t competitive, and experts say that lack of competition steers lawmakers toward priorities set early in the primary.

Local News · Pennsylvania — Morning edition, October 26, 2026

Reported by Penn Capital-Star, October 26, 2026. Read the full story at Penn Capital-Star →

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