Former state senator Jimmy Dillon spent nearly $10,000 from his campaign committee on the Philadelphia Phillies last year, but won’t say what the purchase was for.
By Todd Shepherd
Paul Rumley: Combining precincts is a disservice to the voters
I recently attended a Delaware County Council meeting in which the Director of Elections, Mr. James Allen, presented a plan […]
Bucks County let Falls Township supervisors slide on tens of thousands in unreported union donations
Bucks County has taken no action against two Falls Township supervisors concerning tens of thousands of campaign contributions they accepted […]
From The Editors: Delco takes important step of putting campaign finance filings online
Delaware County Council gets it right by putting campaign finance filings online.
Judge’s donations from campaign committee raise ethical issues and questions
A Chester County judge, shortly after she was sworn in on the bench, made donations from her own campaign finance […]
Beth Ann Rosica: An unlikely case against open primaries
Pennsylvania is one of fourteen states in the country with closed primary elections, meaning a voter must officially register with […]
Bill targets ‘rogue’ officials after U.S. Senate recount dust-up
(The Center Square) – Local officials caught defying Pennsylvania election law may find themselves without a job. Rep. Joe D’Orsie, […]
Outraged Bucks residents want Ellis-Marseglia and Harvie gone
Citizens protested the Democrats’ refusal to follow state Supreme Court rulings on vote-counting.
By Bradley Vasoli
State Supreme Court shoots down undated ballots, again
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s state Supreme Court told counties on Monday that ballots with dating errors cannot be counted […]
Activists’ ballot-application challenges fall apart
Local activists’ challenges to hundreds of mail-in ballot applications across the Philadelphia suburbs ended last week without having a single […]