The Democrats’ one-seat majority will disappear immediately, leading to confusion in the organizing of the state House.
By Bob O’Donnell
Michael Straw: GOP State Senate will continue to lead in Pennsylvania
Voters showed their trust in the GOP by reelecting all the Republican State Senate candidates on the ballot in 2022.
By Michael Straw
Pennsylvania House votes to impeach Krasner
The 107-85 vote in favor of impeachment fell largely along party lines.
By Anthony Hennen
Rosica + Schillinger: The Pennsylvania GOP is a dumpster fire
The party hierarchy must do a better job of endorsing candidates — or step aside for someone who will.
By Beth Ann Rosica and Clarice Schillinger
Ilya Breyman: Voters are tired of extremism and tribalism
Campaigning across my district, I met thousands of people who want thoughtful answers, not partisan vitriol.
By Ilya Breyman
Joe D’Orsie: Let’s define “extreme”
Mainstream media depictions of Doug Mastriano don’t tell the whole story.
by Joe D’Orsie
In their only debate, Oz shines on substance while Fetterman stumbles
Fetterman’s physical problems and lack of clear policy statements make a rough night for the Democrat.
By Kyle Sammin
Krasner probe: House Republican connects request to Shapiro, his office says ‘unequivocally false’
Rep. John Lawrence claimed that Shapiro called for the expanded probe into the embattled district attorney.
By Anthony Hennen
Sen. Katie Muth called Rachel Levine the “Mess in a Dress,” according to retired Air Force Major General
A retired Air Force major general who worked for the Pa. Dept. of Military and Veterans Affairs says the state senator from Chester County used a slur to describe then-Health Secretary Rachel Levine.
By Todd Shepherd
Pennsylvania governor vetoes bill to limit parole for violent offenders
Over the weekend, Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf vetoed a bill approved by the General Assembly that would prohibit premature release of a prisoner that has committed a violent offense while imprisoned.
By Anthony Hennen