Indicted AG Kathleen Kane Says She Will Not Run For 2nd Term

Indicted Attorney General Kathleen Kane announced Tuesday she will not run for a second term citing concerns about her family.

Saying “Pennsylvanians are getting what they deserve... a full-time Attorney General every single day," Kane said she is proud of what she has accomplished.

Tuesday was the deadline for filing nominating petitions to secure a spot on the April Primary Election ballot.

A spokesperson for House Republicans said the efforts to impeach Kane will continue.

By a bipartisan vote of 170 to 12, the House February 10 approved House Resolution 659 (Everett-R-Lycoming) authorizing the House Judiciary Committee to begin an impeachment investigation of Kane to determine her fitness for office after just a few minutes of discussion.

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