Pa, Matt Gergely and House Democratic Caucus
Pa. state Rep. Matt Gergely, 45, dies while on medical absence, leaving the House at 101-101 split
The death of Rep. Matt Gergely has shaken up the makeup of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. It will be split 101-101 among Democrats and Republicans until a special election is held. The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is evenly split among Democrats and Republicans after the death of an Allegheny County lawmaker.
House Dems: Western Pa. lawmaker, who suffered medical emergency last month, dies
Allegheny, hospitalized following a medical emergency in December, died Sunday. He was 45. Gergely suffered the emergency during the holiday season and was unable to be sworn into office for his second term when the Pennsylvania House reorganized Jan.
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