The takeaway is clear. Or, at least, it should be: Concerns over certain aspects of our election system are bipartisan. So, too, can be the solutions.
By Rob Shearer
Pennsylvania AG to formally announce gubernatorial bid on Wednesday, according to report
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro will formally announce his candidacy for governor.
By Christen Smith
Economy, crime, and Marine Corps — pillars of McSwain’s early campaign
The former prosecutor appointed by Trump will look to set himself apart in a crowded Republican field with a message of rule of law, economic growth, and pledging the Marines motto of ‘Semper Fidelis.’
By Todd Shepherd
Garrity questions extent of Pennsylvania election subpoena
State Treasurer Stacy Garrity is pushing back against Pennsylvania Republican legislative leaders’ efforts to subpoena the state’s last election.
By Christen Smith
PA charter schools grow in popularity as Wolf seeks to clamp down
Even as PA Governor Tom Wolf attempts to regulate and change the state’s charter school system, this form of education is growing increasingly popular, a new report shows.
By Matthew Liptak
Interview with Bill McSwain
Former U.S. attorney Bill McSwain is seeking the Republican nomination for PA’s gubernatorial race. Now, Broad + Liberty delves into his background and plans in this exclusive interview.
By Todd Shepherd
Senator Tim Kearney: Stop the new steal
The Republican Party of safety and security wants to share your private information, steal your voting freedoms, and reverse the voice of the American people.
By Senator Tim Kearney
Pennsylvania AG challenges election subpoena
PA’s Attorney General Josh Shapiro has challenged a Republican-led election subpoena, claiming it “goes too far.”
By Christen Smith
Republican Bill McSwain announces candidacy for governor
Former Marine and U.S. attorney William McSwain has now announced his candidacy seeking the Republican nomination in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial election.
By Todd Shepherd
Bipartisan election reform bill brewing in Pennsylvania Senate
Pennsylvania legislators appear to be working on advancing another election reform bill, as Democrat leaders soften their stances on identification requirements.
By Christen Smith