Roughly 29% of municipal offices in Pennsylvania are filled by women, per a new analysis from the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University.
The big picture: Pennsylvania now ranks 34th in the nation for gender parity at the local level – falling three places since last year.
The state's share of women in such offices is slightly below the national average of 32%.
Yes, but: Sara Innamorato made history last year as the first woman elected Allegheny County executive, and women make up 44% of Pittsburgh City Council.