Butler County special election for Scialabba's House seat set for August
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A special election to fill the vacant House seat in Butler County, Pennsylvania, will be held on August 18. The seat was left vacant after Republican Stephenie Scialabba resigned, and the election will determine who will complete the remainder of her term.
A special election for a vacant House seat in Pennsylvania's 12th District is set for August 18. The seat was left vacant after Republican Stephenie Scialabba resigned. The election was scheduled by Speaker Joanna McClinton, who issued a writ of election requiring state and local officials to hold the election. The district has been without representation since Scialabba's resignation. The special election will determine who will complete the remainder of Scialabba's term, which ends in November. Two Republicans, Scott Timko and Ethan Nicholas, are running in the May 19 primary to fill the seat for the full two-year term starting in 2027.
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