Pennsylvania’s Republican state legislators have waited until the last moment to consider two bills which would create an independent redistricting […]
Linda A. Kerns: Election ‘snafu’ causes Korean War vet to miss his first vote
Elections are not always exciting. Often, the weather is bad, the lines are long, and the wait is inconvenient. Sometimes, […]
Beth Ann Rosica: Good intentions don’t justify breaking election law
Counting illegal ballots isn’t compassion — it’s a violation of voters’ rights
By Beth Ann Rosica
Dolores Troiani: The descent into lawlessness
Sometimes the descent into lawlessness is easy to see. Although California did not enact legislation proclaiming that anyone who steals […]
Partisan split emerges as Chester County reviews 1,000+ provisional ballots
‘Follow the Law’ vs. ‘Don’t Disenfranchise’:
By Beth Ann Rosica
Trade group files complaint against Shapiro’s ad for Supreme Court retention candidates
In mid-October, the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association (PMA) formally requested that the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board investigate campaign activities performed by […]
Pennsylvania is sued twice over voter records
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was sued twice in the course of one week in two separate actions over the integrity […]
Boraski files overdue campaign reports; paid most of the money to himself as ‘reimbursement’
When a township official rakes nearly $30,000 into his campaign coffers since his last election, he’s probably gearing up for […]
Emails show questionable collusion between Krasner and PAC donors
Do Larry Krasner’s personal emails raise legal or merely ethical questions for the Philadelphia District Attorney?
By A. Benjamin Mannes
The case for keeping Pennsylvania’s mail ballot date requirement
It serves a greater purpose than detractors claim.
By Paul Calem