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Biden in PA: ‘Let the People Speak’, Wait on Supreme Court Nomination
“Uphold your constitutional duty, your conscience,” Biden said in Pennsylvania. “Let the people speak. Cool the flames that have engulfed our country.”
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Are You Bilingual? This Group Wants You to Be a Poll Worker.
Mi Familia Vota organization is joining other groups across the U.S. in trying to persuade younger people to work at polling places, especially those who are bilingual.
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At PA Town Hall, Biden Blasts Trump’s ‘Criminal’ Virus Response
“I never, ever, ever thought I would see just such a thoroughly, totally irresponsible administration,” the Democratic presidential candidate said.
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Philadelphia Bans Police Chokeholds
City Council also banned officers from kneeling on a suspect’s neck and using similar types of restraints.
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Could a Minimum Income Help Diminish Poverty? Pittsburgh Mayor and Others Want to Find Out
In Pittsburgh, Mayor William Peduto is launching a program later this year to give $500 a month to 200 families. Half of that money would go to families headed by Black women.
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Court Orders Green Party Candidate Off Pennsylvania Ballot
The state Supreme Court justices all agreed the Green Party did not meet the law’s requirements, but the Republicans said the party could fix the issue later.
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PA Mail-in Ballots Now Due Three Days After Election, Court Rules
The state Supreme Court also authorized counties to use satellite election offices and mail-in ballot drop boxes.
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PA Mailed Ballots Can’t Be Discarded Over Signature, State Says
The Pennsylvania Dept. of State issued the new guidance in response to a lawsuit that said more than 26,000 mail-in ballots were not counted in the primary because of signatures.
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Wolf Accuses GOP of Spreading Rumors, Promises to Protect Pennsylvanians Against Coronavirus
Gov. Tom Wolf vowed he wouldn’t heed the “irresponsible demands” of Republicans concerning the state’s coronavirus response, hitting back hard Tuesday after a federal judge ruled many of Wolf’s pandemic shutdown orders were unconstitutional.
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Trump, Biden Mark 9/11 With Very Different Tones in Pennsylvania
President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Joe Biden, marked the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on Friday at memorial services where their differences were sharply on display.
