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Carson Swick

Web Producer

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New York Post, lucianne.com, NewsBreak, News.com.au, globalbusinesswatch.com

Preston's Summary

Carson Swick is a Web Producer for WFMZ-TV, focusing on local news in Allentown, Pennsylvania. With a background in journalism, Carson has covered a range of topics including community developments, zoning issues, school board discussions, and tax updates. Their work has also been featured in The Daily Campus.

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Geo Focus

Langhorne, United States (Local)

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Government Announcement: 37 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 18 %
Evolving Stories: 15 %
Event Coverage: 10 %
Cites Data: 8 %

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Pitching Insights

Carson Swick's focus on local government, zoning issues, taxation, and infrastructure in the Allentown area suggests that he would be interested in pitches related to local governance developments such as new policies or regulations affecting the community. He may also be open to receiving expert commentary from professionals with expertise in urban planning, public policy or law.

If you have insights into specific zoning issues, school district matters or local tax policies within the Allentown region of Pennsylvania, Carson Swick could be receptive to your pitch.

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Articles

Senate seat, sends Democrat Bob Casey packing after three terms

By: Carson Swick

BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Republican Dave McCormick showed three-term Democratic Sen. Bob Casey the door in the Keystone State’s high-stakes Senate race, bringing a Pennsylvania political dynasty to an end — and securing the 53rd seat in the GOP’s 2025 Senate majority. (Photo) McCormick, an Army veteran and former hedge-fund executive, beat Casey by just over 30,000 votes, netting 49% of votes to the Democrat’s 48.5%, with 99% of votes counted, the Associated Press reports. The minuscule margin triggered an automatic recount, as Pennsylvania law dictates for any race decided by 0.5 percentage points or less. The Republican declared victory just after 1 p.m. Thursday, three hours hours before AP

law to overturn McCormick’s victory over Casey in Pennsylvania Senate race

By: Ethan Dodd, Carson Swick

PITTSBURGH and BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Democratic county officials admit they are breaking the law to overturn Pennsylvania’s Senate election for losing Sen. Bob Casey. “I think we all know that precedent by a court doesn’t matter anymore in this country,” said Bucks County Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia, who voted Thursday to count deficient provisional ballots a Pennsylvania Supreme Court order barred, in which voters did not sign in one of two necessary boxes. “People violate laws any time they want,” Ellis-Marseglia said. “So for me, if I violate this law, it’s because I want a court to pay attention. There’s nothing more important than counting votes.”

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