On Sunday, a number of pictures began circulating on Twitter along with the claim that Republican Senate Candidate Kathy Barnette marched to the Capitol on January 6th alongside members of a prominent right-wing hate group, the Proud Boys....
Tuesday May 17 is primary election day in Pennsylvania. The primary is when Democrats and Republicans will choose who they want to win their party's nomination to run for these seats in the general election in November: Pennsylvania's US Senate seatPennsylvania's...
The leading candidate in Pennsylvania’s Democratic US Senate primary had a stroke Friday triggered by an irregular heartbeat, but insisted he’d be back on the campaign trail soon.
Loyalty pays off for “big lie” believer Doug Mastriano, who gains the endorsement of former President Donald Trump just days ahead of Tuesday’s primary.
The use of ballot drop boxes throughout the state has been a point of contention with Republican lawmakers who are behind restrictive election reform bills and a sham audit of the 2020 election.
As his swing district prepares for Donald Trump’s next grievance-fueled campaign for President, Fitzpatrick looks as if he will try to get elected to a fourth term in Congress by once again walking the path of least resistance and doing just enough not to get noticed.
Democratic lawmakers and Gov. Tom Wolf have proposed an increase to the commonwealth’s minimum wage every year but the legislation never passes. With a new governor on the horizon, what is the future of the minimum wage in Pennsylvania?
Citing his “direct involvement” in strategies to undermine the election results, the US House committee ordered US Rep. Scott Perry to answer questions in its investigation of the insurrection.
After announcing last month that he was exiting the governor’s race, only to throw his hat back in the ring several hours later, the president pro tempore of the state Senate announced Thursday that he was ending his campaign and endorsing rival candidate Lou Barletta.
In an email exchange from December 2020, attorney John Eastman and Rep. Russ Diamond planned to throw out tens of thousands of ballots, recount the votes, and give Trump the win in Pennsylvania.
