Elections
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At Least 30 Mail-Sorting Machines Have Been Removed in PA. Lawmakers Want Them Back.
Sen. Bob Casey was among 11 Pennsylvania’s members of Congress to ask the Postmaster General to return recently removed sorting machines.
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Philadelphia Just Got $10M to Implement an Ambitious Vote-by-Mail Plan
The grant comes amid concerns that a presidential election result will hang in limbo for days on a drawn-out vote count in Pennsylvania.
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Judge Puts Trump Campaign’s Lawsuit Against PA Mail-in Voting on Hold
A federal judge in Pennsylvania on Sunday put a high-profile election case on hold, telling President Donald Trump’s campaign that its claims must wait
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‘Save the Post Office’ Rallies Are Happening in PA on Saturday. Here’s How to Participate.
Dozens of Save the Post Office rallies are scheduled to take place across Pennsylvania on Saturday, starting at 11 a.m.
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Timeline: All the Ways Trump Is Trying to Make It Harder to Vote by Mail in PA
The summer has been fraught with uncertainty surrounding voting by mail in Pennsylvania during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s a quick recap.
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Trump Is Trying to Undermine Mail-In Voting. Here Are Five Ways to Ensure Your Ballot Is Counted.
If you’re one of the many people who wants to vote-by-mail, but is nervous about doing so after Trump’s attacks on the process, there’s some good news.
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Joe Biden Has Released His Healthcare Plan. Here’s What It Means for You.
The Democratic contender promises that as president he will work to protect and build on the Affordable Care Act.
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Today Is the 55th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act. Here’s What You Can Do.
If you’re looking to help increase voter turnout as the general election draws closer, here are a few groups to check out.
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U.S. Postal Service Changes Are Delaying Mail in Philly as Long as 3 Weeks
Mail carriers and leaders of the local union say boxes of mail are being left undelivered because of new rules regarding their workflow and hours.
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Pennsylvania Will Pay for Postage on Mail-In Ballots in November Election
The state plans to use money from federal emergency coronavirus aid to foot the bill, which could run to several million dollars to cover 55 cents for millions of ballots.
