Elections
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PA’s top elections official looks to pre-empt conspiracy theories about election
Schmidt appeared cautiously optimistic that election officials will be able to count Pennsylvania’s mail-in ballots following the upcoming presidential election.
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Sec. Al Schmidt is looking for Pennsylvanians to work the polls
The commonwealth needs 45,000 poll workers for its 9,000 polling locations.
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Congressional candidate says her would-be constituents ‘have no families’ and ‘live in squalor’
A candidate with a checkered past made controversial comments about Congresswoman Summer Lee’s constituents during a forum.
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Will Pennsylvania see another “red mirage” in the 2024 election?
Pennsylvanians may witness another scenario where former President Donald Trump ends Election Day with a lead, but eventually loses due to mail-in ballots being counted.
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Here’s how candidates make it on Pennsylvania’s 2024 primary ballot
Pennsylvania’s signature collection period to obtain access to the 2024 primary ballot is underway.
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Dave McCormick admits he spends half his time with wealthy donors
“I’m spending half my time with donors. Essentially, it’s going to be the most expensive race in the country,” McCormick told a Dartmouth University crowd according to audio obtained by Heartland Signal.
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Scott Perry draws GOP primary challenge over his ‘ridiculous’ attempt to overturn the 2020 election
It turns out Democrats aren’t the only ones upset with Congressman Scott Perry’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election.
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Biden touts Allentown’s comeback, funding for local projects
The city of Allentown and the Lehigh Valley is a dynamic economy, and the way that [Biden’s] investments have been made into municipal governments has been awesome,” Tuerk said.
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Cherelle Parker publicly sworn in as Philadelphia’s first female mayor
The 51-year-old Democrat swore her oath of office on Tuesday as the city’s 100th mayor, echoing her campaign promise to make Philadelphia the “safest, cleanest, greenest big city in the nation that will provide access to economic opportunity for all.”
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Congressman told to hand over hundreds of texts and emails to FBI in 2020 election probe
A federal judge is ordering Republican Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania to turn over more than 1,600 texts and emails to FBI agents investigating efforts to keep President Donald Trump in office after his 2020 election loss and illegally block the transfer of power to Democrat Joe Biden.
