In the past 20 years, the number of Democrats registered to vote in Jeannette has decreased by about 2,000 while the number of Republican voters has risen by 400, according to West
moreland County statistics.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Drop in Jeannette's Democratic voters reflected in city council shift
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