Pennsylvania's 11th congressional district
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Pennsylvania's 11th congressional district is an immensely safe seat for the Democrats. In 2004 their candidate Paul E. Kanjorski was unopposed by a Republican and won 94% of the vote.
Kanjorski is an eleventh term Congressman and stands for a twelfth in 2006. He has represented the district since 1984.
[edit] External Link
Website of Congressman Paul E. Kanjorski
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