Judicial activism, regardless of the political leanings involved, erodes public confidence in the judiciary’s role as a neutral arbiter.
By Stephen Eustis, Jr.
GOP voter activist Scott Presler has a new target: the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Scott Presler, the GOP voting registration activist who helped flip several Pennsylvania county voter rolls from Democratic to Republican majority […]
State Supreme Court shoots down undated ballots, again
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s state Supreme Court told counties on Monday that ballots with dating errors cannot be counted […]
State high court warns PennDOT of overreaching on voter registration
The agency directed changes in voters’ addresses that were not always accurate or asked for by voters.
By Todd Shepherd
State Supreme Court says toss misdated ballots
(The Center Square) – Misdated ballots shouldn’t count in Pennsylvania, according to a ruling from the state Supreme Court. The […]
Christine Flowers: Carolyn Carluccio is not just a woman
Women care about a lot of things that don’t have to do with so-called reproductive health.
By Christine Flowers
Kyle Sammin: Meet Pennsylvania’s new Congressional map — same as the old one
For Pennsylvanians, the next decade of Congressional elections may look a lot like the past: court-ordered lines to protect one political party.
By Kyle Sammin
Bradley Vasoli: Pennsylvania conservatives see do-or-die election for statewide judges this fall
The statewide judicial races are on the minds of Pennsylvania’s right-of-center voters and organizations, as an election for judges approaches.
By Bradley Vasoli
Gina Diorio: Understanding this year’s judicial elections
Pennsylvanians would do well to recognize that, despite their lack of excitement, judicial elections are critically important—and vote accordingly.
By Gina Diorio