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Seth Higgins: Republicans learned the wrong lesson from Tuesday’s primaries
New York Democratic primary voters did their party a favor — Republicans could learn from that.
By Seth Higgins
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
Terry Williamson: Veterans should work for open primaries in Pennsylvania
With nearly half of veterans in the commonwealth registered as independents, the closed primary system limits their political involvement.
By Terry Williamson
Kyle Sammin: Progressives vs. moderates in Philly primaries shows ideological movement in the Democratic Party
Center-left and far-left squared off in hard-fought primaries, with mixed results.
By Kyle Sammin
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
Terry Tracy: Why the Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial primary debate matters
This Wednesday, thirteen candidates are squaring off at Dickinson College for their first debate. Here is how to watch, and why it matters
By Terry Tracy
Some Pennsylvania counties ran out of ballots during primary election
At least two PA counties ran out of ballots during the primary election. The Department of State declared the day a success, but House Republicans disagree.
By Christen Smith
Philly Democratic party won’t endorse Krasner
Attendees of the Philadelphia Democratic Party’s Thursday policy committee hearing told Broad + Liberty that rising crime had led to a split over endorsement. One source said, “The kids are not safe, the seniors are not safe. I don’t feel safe letting my kid go down to the 7-11 to get a tank of gas.”
By Todd Shepherd
Guy Ciarrocchi: Why this May’s primary ballot will not be boring
Voters will be presented with two ballot questions that could limit a governor’s currently unlimited emergency powers on this spring’s primary ballot. To confuse and frighten voters, the Wolf administration chose deceptive wording for the questions.
By Guy Ciarrocchi