Lamb, a Marine veteran, told his crowd that voters had directed him to “do your job” in Washington. After midnight with all precincts reporting, unofficial results had Lamb leading Republican state Rep. Saccone by fewer than 600 votes. He studiously downplayed his opposition to the Republican president in the district where Trump’s support has slipped by not plummeted. “This didn’t have much to do with President Trump,” Lamb said Tuesday after casting his vote in suburban Pittsburgh. “Saccone backs a lot of President Trump’s plans for the country,” said Gelb, a 48-year-old fire technician who lives in Mt.

Source: National Post March 14, 2018 06:56 UTC