Delaware County is the only county in Pennsylvania that permits complete one-party rule. Now, they’ve claimed even more “unfettered” power.
By Terry Tracy
A Broad + Liberty interview with Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein on election integrity
Commissioner Bluestein talks voting and clarifies some common misconceptions about mail-in ballots and drop boxes.
By Todd Shepherd
As Pennsylvania certifies and audits election, lawsuits and a deadlock may slow it down
In Luzerne County, the election board could not muster a majority to certify the vote.
By Anthony Hennen
Can you drop off 100 ballots in PA? It’s probably not legal, but two agencies refuse to clarify
A county commissioner used an example of how someone might drop off 100 ballots legally, but state documents seem to directly contradict him.
By Todd Shepherd
Delco’s dropbox video wasn’t always monitored or accessible, election board member says
Election security standards are alleged to have been previously lax in the county, like several others in the state.
By Todd Shepherd
Chester County elections board to implement stringent dropbox monitoring policies
Evidence of lax legal enforcement emerged through Right-to-Know requests.
From The Editors
Pa. House Republican leaders ask Department of State to segregate undated ballots
House Republicans want undated ballots segregated this November, as election lawsuits seem certain after a recent move by the U.S. Supreme Court.
By Todd Shepherd
Seth Grove: The curious case of protecting drop boxes in Lehigh County
Observers ensured the law was followed before — why remove them now?
By Rep. Seth Grove
Don’t call it an “early voting center” — how Philly election officials changed their verbiage on 2020 voting sites in court
Internal emails obtained by Broad + Liberty suggest that city officials knew full well they were creating “early voting centers” … but called them “board offices” to slip by the courts.
By Todd Shepherd
Kyle Sammin: Pennsylvania needs ranked-choice voting
In Pennsylvania’s current system, only the first choice matters. But that does not capture the complete picture of each voter’s sentiments.
By Kyle Sammin