US Supreme Court Upholds Pennsylvania Mail-in Ballot Deadline
County election officials may receive mail-in ballots through 5 p.m. on Nov. 6, three days after Election Day.
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2020
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Pennsylvania Just Broke Its Voter Registration Record
More than 9 million Pennsylvanians have registered to vote, and nearly half of them are Democrats.
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2020
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This Immigrant Mom From the Philippines Doesn’t Mess Around When It Comes to Election Day
"I consider it a sacred duty as a citizen to actively participate in our elections,” Maria Miller said. “And I think I appreciate it more as an immigrant.”
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2020
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Low-Income College Students Dropping Out, Not Enrolling in College Due to COVID
Federal student aid applications are down by nearly 100,000, a drop of four percentage points, as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Oct
2020
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Judge Rules Trump Won’t Be Able to Take Food Assistance Away From 700,000 Americans
“There are proven ways to help people find work, and taking food away from individuals makes them no more ready to find a job or secure a job."
Oct
2020
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Wolf and Levine to PA: Please Cooperate so Coronavirus Cases Don’t Spin Out of Control
The state Department of Health announced more than 2,300 new positive coronavirus cases and 34 coronavirus-related deaths over a two-day period.
Oct
2020
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Cory Booker and Andrew Yang Hit the Trail for Biden in Pennsylvania
President Donald Trump, former President Barack Obama, and other representatives of Trump's and Biden's campaigns are planning to visit the Keystone State this week.
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2020
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Black Officers Break From Unions Over Trump Endorsements
“We are members of these unions, and they don’t take into consideration our feelings about Donald J. Trump, then they don’t care about us and ... they don’t care about our dues,” one former union leader said.
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2020
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Pennsylvania 2020 Election Results: The Winners from Some of the State’s Top Races
From the state House to the White House, here’s how Pennsylvanians voted in some of the most important races.
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2020
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Gov. Wolf Vetoes Bill to Let Restaurants Operate at Full Capacity
“This bill represents another meaningless attempt to change a necessary tool for fighting the pandemic,” Gov. Tom Wolf wrote in his veto message.
