CRANBERRY, Pa. — After Tuesday’s election, Democrats in Pennsylvania will hold the Governor’s Office, State House, and State Senate. “We now have a responsibility to govern and govern responsibly with this new trifecta, and that is exactly what we will do,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said Wednesday. He announced some things he wants to get done now that he has full party control in the legislature, including funding mass transit and raising the minimum wage. Despite the big wins for Democrats across the state and country, southwestern Pennsylvania Republicans performed very well, with only one GOP-controlled state house seat flipping blue, and one Democratic seat returning to GOP control.