The Pennsylvania Supreme Court called the practice “of questionable validity.” Eighteen months later, nothing has changed.
By Todd Shepherd
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court called the practice “of questionable validity.” Eighteen months later, nothing has changed.
By Todd Shepherd
Early voting commenced in Pennsylvania yesterday, the same day Charlie Kirk would have turned 32. So Scott Presler came to […]
In Pennsylvania, a critical swing state with a history of deciding presidential elections, the political landscape is shifting. The gap […]
(The College Fix) – A work-study job advertised at Penn State University wants students committed to “anti-racism practices” to help […]
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
The coercive power of government should be used only when absolutely necessary.
By Sen. Cris Dush
Demanding ID-to-vote is not a form of suppression; rather, it enhances the most precious attribute of being an American.
By Christine Flowers
The takeaway is clear. Or, at least, it should be: Concerns over certain aspects of our election system are bipartisan. So, too, can be the solutions.
By Rob Shearer
Pennsylvania legislators appear to be working on advancing another election reform bill, as Democrat leaders soften their stances on identification requirements.
By Christen Smith
Gov. Tom Wolf has officially vetoed the controversial HB 1300 election reform bill.
By Christen Smith
