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Gov. Shapiro agrees to a gubernatorial campaign debate with challenger Stacy Garrity

For the first time in eight years Pennsylvania voters may have the chance to see their gubernatorial candidates face off in a televised debate. Gov. Josh Shapiro, through a spokesman, said Tuesday he would appear in a debate hosted by ABC27 this fall against GOP challenger Stacy Garrity. “The Shapiro

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