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About Easton, PA

Easton operates a mayor-in-council city government. Residents elect a city controller, six city councilpersons and a mayor who is also a voting member of the city council. All of these officials are elected to four-year terms. The incumbent mayor, Democrat Sal Panto, Jr., was re-elected to his third consecutive term in 2015; he had previously served two terms as mayor during the 1980s. Easton is part of Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district, represented in the United States House of Representatives by Democrat Susan Wild, first elected to this office in 2018.