Elections
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Still need to apply for a mail-in ballot in Pennsylvania? The deadline is Tuesday
Applications must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday (Oct. 27) to be eligible to cast your ballot by mail in the 2026 election.
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We asked, you answered: Do political ads impact how you feel about candidates?
The last lap of each presidential and midterm election cycle features one 30-second spot after another where Republicans and Democrats are hurling accusations at one another. But do they actually have an impact?
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Scott Perry is now levying unsubstantiated claims of public nudity against Janelle Stelson
A new campaign ad from Republican US Rep. Scott Perry makes an uncorroborated accusation that police investigated his opponent for “exposing herself totally naked to a neighborhood child.”
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PA officials fight back against election falsehoods that erode trust
Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett, York County President Commissioner Julie Wheeler and state’s deputy secretary of state for elections and commissions Jonathan Marks discussed how the upcoming midterm election would be administered in a manner that would ensure its accuracy and security.
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Pennsylvania voters have one more week to apply for a mail-in ballot
More than 1.2 million Pennsylvanians have been approved to vote by mail in the 2026 election, and more than 630,000 of those residents have already cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.
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A slice of democracy: This organization serves free pizza to Pa. voters on Election Day
Long lines at the polls can make Election Day a test of patience. Since 2016, the nonpartisan organization Pizza to the Polls has been serving up a delicious way to help by delivering free pizza to voters and poll workers across Pennsylvania.
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Pa.’s top election official urges voters to plan for upcoming deadlines
The last day to register before the Nov. 3 election is Oct. 19.
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What would you ask Pa.’s governor candidates?
With less than one month until Election Day, we asked Keystone newsletter readers what they’d ask Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and his challenger, Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity.
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House bill gives 1.2 million independent Pa. voters new hope
Pennsylvania’s fastest-growing voting group is one step closer to being able to cast ballots in the two major political parties’ nominating contests.
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10 election deniers are on Pennsylvania’s ballot this November
Six years after Trump’s allies tried to overturn Pennsylvania’s 2020 results, 10 election deniers are on the state’s November ballot.
