If they were serious, they would have given the American people a viable alternative to vote for in November.
By Andy Bloom
Jeff Hurvitz: Primary election postscript —whither the United States?
The author wonders at our national direction as we head toward an unpopular 2020 rematch.
By Jeff Hurvitz
McCormick and Casey to be unopposed on their respective primary ballots
Two lesser-known challengers failed to qualify for the April ballot.
By Taylor Millard
Rep. Cartwright takes donations from lobbyist for Saudi Arabia, in contrast to his 2022 attack ads against his Republican opponent
“This is the hypocrisy that turns voters off,” one political strategist said.
By Todd Shepherd
Seth Higgins: No Labels may offer a third choice in 2024’s lackluster Biden-Trump rematch
On Friday, the non-partisan group will decide whether to move forward with plans for an independent candidacy. Will it make a difference?
By Seth Higgins
Supreme Court’s Colorado decision bolsters Perry in PA-10
The Court limited the ability of state officials to label anyone an insurrectionist without due process of law.
By Steve Ulrich
MacDonald withdraws from PA-12 Dem primary; reemerges as GOP write-in candidate
Rather than taking on Democratic incumbent Summer Lee in the primary, MacDonald will try to overtake Republican James Hayes with a write-in campaign.
By Steve Ulrich
GOP makes gains in Delaware Valley voter registration numbers
The number of registered independents is also growing, though not as quickly as in other states.
By Taylor Millard
Steve Ulrich: My first trip to the Trump show
Hope and dreams were not the overarching theme of the evening in Harrisburg.
By Steve Ulrich
PA Dems are upset Republicans aren’t tougher on election integrity — kind of. Not really.
Legislators — including one Democrat — admit the texts are “disingenuous.”
By Todd Shepherd