In the last few weeks, we have seen repeated instances of state taxpayer resources going to the assistance of campaign events held at the State Capitol — all for the Biden campaign.
By Rep. Bryan Cutler
Why Pennsylvania is Neither Blue Nor Red – It’s Pink | Voices of Reason Ep. 6
From their voting power to their leadership in the halls of state government, women are a force reshaping Pennsylvania politics.
By Broad + Liberty Staff
Introducing the candidate spotlight series
Over the summer, Broad + Liberty will feature candidates running for Pennsylvania State Representative and Senate.
Lawsuit calls for end of disqualification for date errors on mail ballots
A coalition of left-leaning groups seeks to overturn part of the election code, Act 77, which passed with bipartisan support in 2019.
By Steve Ulrich
Gen Z is turning out in 2024 – and the split is not what you’d think – VoR Podcast Ep. 4
Voices of Reason Ep. 4 offers exclusive data on 2024’s electorate with numbers sure to surprise you.
By Broad + Liberty Staff
Montgomery County state rep. proposes requiring greater clarity on county election website addresses to negate scams
The Democrat’s bill would create more trust in official election websites, but Dems refuse to condemn left-backed data-harvesting site
By Todd Shepherd
Why the PA political map bleeds red while the vote leans blue – VoR Podcast Ep. 3
It seems like Joe Biden is in Pennsylvania every other week – these four data-informed points tell us why.
By Broad + Liberty Staff
Forward Party backs Mastriano’s presumed challenger
Schroy says he is not “super ideological” and prefers the term “Pennsylvania Democrat” over moderate or liberal.
By Lauren Jessop
5 facts that tell you everything you need to know about new voters in PA – VoR Podcast Ep. 2
The latest installment of the Voices of Reason podcast has your need-to-know data about voter trends leading into the 2024 primary.
By Broad + Liberty Staff
Matthew J. Brouillette: How lawmakers make rules — then shield themselves from following them
Suspending ethics rules when they’re needed most — right before an election — is truly Bizzaro world
By Matthew J. Brouillette