Susan Wild (D) won the special election to finish out the congressional term of retired Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA), the Allentown Morning Call reports.

Wild had already handily won the two-year term to represent the district in the congressional session that begins in January. The special election resulted from Dent’s decision to step down from his post in May, leaving the seat vacant.

Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA), “who has led a shrinking group of centrist Republicans and frequently clashed with President Trump, announced Thursday night that he will not seek reelection next year,” the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

“Democrats, who had previously made no moves to challenge for his seat, quickly pounced, signaling that they intended to try to take control in a district where registered Democrats slightly outnumber Republicans — but where Trump won by eight percentage points.”