A formidable web of PACs and law firms keep Democratic candidates well-funded.
By Bradley Vasoli
GOP worker protection bills withering on the vine, for now
(The Center Square) – A Republican-backed slate of bills focused on workplace discrimination protections in Pennsylvania will likely expire this year without action. Even though the legislative session ends Nov. 30, lawmakers could reintroduce the bills again in January. Of the package, House Labor and Industry Committee Minority Chairman Ryan […]
Frank Agovino: Things in Delco were better when Trump was in the White House
The last four years have been a reversal of fortune. The next four don’t have to be the same.
By Frank Agovino
In Chester County, three GOP ‘Women in Red’ run for House together
Is deep-blue Chester County ready for the Women in Red?
By Linda Stein
Candidate Spotlight Series: Liz Piazza
Welcome back to Broad + Liberty’s Candidate Spotlight Series! We reached out to candidates all across the Commonwealth up for election to public office — Democrats and Republicans, incumbents and challengers. Those who responded will have their answers shared on our website. Liz Piazza is running for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives […]
Christine Flowers: Young, urban — and Republican?
Watching the debate with Philadelphia’s young Republicans was enlightening.
By Christine Flowers
PA-1: Fitzpatrick rolls out large coalition of endorsements
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-01) has announced a coalition of endorsements from more than 30 local, state and national organizations as he kicks off his reelection campaign. The third-term Republican compiled support from a wide range of groups, including commerce, law enforcement, gun control advocates and manufacturing. “Serving the community where […]
Rob Bresnahan: Ensuring the future of Social Security and Medicare for Northeast Pennsylvania
Our Congress needs to be united in its mission to guard and save these benefits.
By Rob Bresnahan
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
State Senate approves $13B tax cut
After passing in the Senate with bipartisan support, the plan now awaits action in the state House of Representatives.
By Christen Smith