Thom Nickels was among the many who registered from Democrat to Republican in 2020. Now, he’s turning his passion into action.
By Thom Nickels
Ben Mannes: Who is investigating Larry Krasner?
Krasner’s tax delinquency raises more serious questions regarding possible criminal campaign finance activities. But are the State Attorney General or United States Attorney’s office even investigating?
By A. Benjamin Mannes
No oversight for how Philadelphia sheriff spends tens of millions annually
City controller reports that the sheriff’s office does not maintain a comprehensive accounting system.
By Anthony Hennen
Party establishment scrambles to prevent Mastriano nomination
Republican party leaders encourage voters to choose Barletta.
By Kyle Sammin
Kyle Sammin: Pennsylvania needs ranked-choice voting
In Pennsylvania’s current system, only the first choice matters. But that does not capture the complete picture of each voter’s sentiments.
By Kyle Sammin
Rising natural gas prices means up to 45% increases on Pennsylvania utility bills
“It’s just been an unprecedented period of rising prices.”
By Anthony Hennen
Terry Tracy: Who will stop Doug Mastriano from sinking the Republican ticket?
A field of twelve candidates may produce a nominee that is not representative of the majority of the party. This late in the election, only one solution is left.
by Terry Tracy
Election 2022: Policy summary of Democratic candidates for Pennsylvania Senate
Fetterman leads a field of four contenders for the Democratic nomination.
By Anthony Hennen
Philly Democrat ostracized by his party last year retakes committee role, running for re-election
After being stripped of a committee chairmanship last year, Northeast Philly State Rep. Kevin Boyle has returned to the good graces of his party without explanation.
By Todd Shepherd
Kyle Sammin: Northeast Philly Democrats play musical chairs
Democrats may have been too cute by half when trying to appoint a candidate in a senate district based in Northeast Philly — cleverness that may now come back to bite them.
By Kyle Sammin