Borys Krawczeniuk is a staff writer for The Scranton Times-Tribune, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Scranton area. With a wide range of experience in journalism, Borys has covered various topics including crime, local government, transportation, and community events.
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By: Borys Krawczeniuk
U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright, D-Lackawanna, and his wife, attorney Marion Munley, greet supporters Tuesday at the Waldorf Social Club in Scranton. They left the club without conceding defeat, but he conceded in a statement issued by his campaign early Wednesday afternoon.
Republican congressman-elect Rob Bresnahan, right, accepts congratulations Tuesday evening from supporter Jeff Labrosky, owner of Labrosky's Automotive Service Center in Scranton. Bresnahan celebrated his defeat of Democratic U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright at Sabatini's Bottle Shop & Bar in Exeter.
By: Borys Krawczeniuk
Republican former hedge fund manager Dave McCormick’s election night advantage has shrunk to about 32,000 votes as counting in the U.S. Senate race continues today.
By: Borys Krawczeniuk
Two days before the state’s top election official must decide on a recount in the U.S. Senate race, almost 97,000 ballots remained uncounted Tuesday.
By: Borys Krawczeniuk Wvia, Sen Bob Casey
Pennsylvania’s 67 counties will recount every vote cast in the tight U.S. Senate race between Sen. Bob Casey and Republican Dave McCormick.
By: Borys Krawczeniuk Wvia, Sen Bob Casey
In unambiguous language, officials with Republican Dave McCormick’s Senate campaign confidently predicted Thursday a recount will confirm his victory over U.S. Sen. Bob Casey.
By: Borys Krawczeniuk
Pike County Commissioner Ron Schmalzle talks about progress in advancing local medical care during a state-of-the-county dinner Nov. 14, 2024 at The Inn at Woodloch Pines
By: Borys Krawczeniuk Wvia, Sen Bob Casey
The state Supreme Court handed Republicans a key victory in the contentious U.S. Senate race, ruling Monday that counties must not count mail-in ballots that arrived in undated or incorrectly dated envelopes.
The Lackawanna County commissioners meet to decide on the 2025 budget.
By: Borys Krawczeniuk
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey conceded defeat Thursday as the unofficial count of ballots in the U.S. Senate race ended and a recount was underway.
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