Governor Tom Wolf admitted this week he made a mistake when he allowed his wife to drop off his mail-in ballot ahead of recent municipal elections.
By Christen Smith
113 school board candidates supported by ‘Back to School’ PAC win races, with more possible
The ‘Back to School’ political action committee found great success in the recent school board election cycle.
By Todd Shepherd
Philadelphia bans police stops for certain traffic violations
Philadelphia became the first major U.S. city to ban police stops for minor traffic violations in an effort to reduce harmful interactions between law enforcement and people of color.
By Christen Smith
Republicans retake county row offices in Bucks
Republican candidates appears to have found great success in Bucks County, and a slew of victories and nail-biters in other counties across Pennsylvania.
By Linda Stein
Enthusiasm for Biden drops in key Pa. suburbs according to new polling
“America’s suburbs helped fuel the Democratic Party’s electoral victories during Donald Trump’s presidency, but what these dense and educated enclaves giveth, they look primed to taketh away,” Morning Consult reported.
By Todd Shepherd
Pennsylvania Republicans blast Wolf administration’s role in private election grant process
Legislative Republicans are calling out Governor Tom Wolf for “playing favorites” in the 2020 election, after reports of a skewed private election grant system emerged.
By Natalie Kapustik
Judge expected to rule Monday on request to sequester problematic Delco ballots
After hundreds of Delaware County ballots went to the wrong voters, Republican candidates have asked for a sequestration of 5,500 ballots. Some key races could hang in the balance.
By Linda Stein
Chesco treasurer lists degree from a diploma mill on her resume
Chester County Treasurer Patricia Maisono has refused to clarify why she lists a diploma mill on her resume.
By Todd Shepherd
Delco officials admit sending hundreds of ballots to wrong voters
Delaware County issued 670 ballots to the wrong people. Officials are blaming a vendor misprint for the problem.
By Linda Stein
Abington School District paid $7,000 to Southern Poverty Law Center for ‘equity training’
Abington’s purchase of the Teaching Tolerance workshops is part of a trend of local school districts using SPLC’s materials for professional development on ‘equity.’
By Todd Shepherd