Nancy Pelosi Wins Pennsylvania's Special House Election

Democrat wins with over 60% of the vote

Democrat wins special election in Pennsylvania vacated by disgraced Republican

Nancy Pelosi has won the special election for Pennsylvania's 13th Congressional District. Pelosi, a Democrat, easily defeated Republican candidate John Chrin. Pelosi received over 60% of the vote.

The special election was held to fill the seat vacated by Republican Rep. Mike Kelly, who resigned in disgrace after being convicted of corruption charges.

Pelosi's victory is a major win for Democrats. It gives them a crucial edge in the upcoming midterm elections.

In her victory speech, Pelosi said she was "honored" to have been elected and pledged to work hard for the people of the 13th District.

"I will fight for good-paying jobs, affordable healthcare, and quality education," Pelosi said. "I will work to make sure that everyone has a fair shot at the American Dream."

Pelosi's victory is a sign that Democrats are increasingly confident about their chances in the midterm elections. With the party energized and united, Democrats are looking to regain control of the House of Representatives.