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Editors: Here is a look at some of the stories planned ahead of the Pennsylvania Primary on April 26. The advisory will be updated as the election draws closer and additional candidate debates and forums are scheduled. If you have any questions, please call Pennsylvania Editor Larry Rosenthal at (215) 446-6631. For SATURDAY, Feb. 20 SENATE 2016-PENNSYLVANIA HARRISBURG — Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate answer questions at a Friday night forum sponsored by a liberal political advocacy group. By Marc Levy. 500 words. For SUNDAY, Feb. 21 VIEWING HARRISBURG HARRISBURG— The Legislature will see some changes later this year, as retirements and other vacancies mean about two dozen seats will have new members. By Mark Scolforo. 500 words. For SUNDAY, March 6 ATTORNEY GENERAL's RACE HARRISBURG — An overview of the Democratic and Republican primary contests for attorney general, following the decision by Kathleen Kane not to seek re-election. By Marc Levy. 600 words. WITH: —250-to-300-word BIO BOXES on each of the five candidates that will include their personal background, professional background, and what their campaign messages are. With AP Photos. For SUNDAY, MARCH 20 TREASURER'S RACE HARRISBURGH — An overview of the race between two candidates for the Democratic nomination for what will be an open seat for treasurer. The Republican candidate is unopposed. By Mark Scolforo. 400 words. WITH: 250-to-300-word BIO BOXES on each of the Democratic candidates. With AP Photos. For MONDAY, APRIL 11 INDICTED CONGRESSMAN-PRIMARY PHILADLEPHIA — Eleven-term U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah, awaiting trial on federal corruption charges, faces a challenge in the Democratic primary from three other candidates, including one backed by the city's new mayor. By Marc Levy. 600 words. With AP Photos. For SUNDAY, APRIL 17 JUDGES-RETIREMENT AGE HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania voters will get to decide whether the retirement age for the state's judges should be bumped up from 70 to 75. By Mark Scolforo. 400 words. The AP-Philadelphia.

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