With the deadline to request a mail-in ballot 5 p.m. on Tuesday, elections officials recommend acting as soon as possible. Voters can request a ballot at their county elections office or online through the Department of State.
With a little more than a week to go until November’s election, Kamala Harris spent the day in Philadelphia and ended her visit by rallying thousands of supporters in Northwest Philadelphia. Harris used the opportunity to meet with members of Philadelphia’s Black and Puerto Rican communities.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Pennsylvania’s Voting Rights division is dedicated to safeguarding the civil liberties of voters by empowering them with facts and resources about registration, voting methods, and understanding their rights as voters....
Democrats haven’t had control of the PA Senate since the last time they tied the chamber in 1992. They are eyeing these four races to take control.
The fraudulent video, in which someone appears to rip up mail ballots with votes for Donald Trump and other Republicans, has been reported to law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and Pennsylvania Department of State.
The decision was a legal defeat for the Republican National Committee and the state Republican Party, which had argued Butler County had correctly rejected provisional ballots cast by two voters during the April primary. HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's highest court on...
Philly’s NBA team and Rock the Vote are teaming up to present Philaland, a free event Saturday at the Mann Center aimed at highlighting the importance of early voting in Pennsylvania ahead of Election Day.
In Pennsylvania, Democrats are looking to defend their 9-8 advantage in the state’s 17-seat delegation. Here is a look at the five key races.
If a ballot comes in damaged, Pennsylvania election officials use a "ballot duplication" process that preserves the original ballot, but transcribes the vote on a new ballot that can be scanned by election machines.
As Election Day draws near, and some still remain undecided, we’ve laid out where Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump stand on certain issues such as the economy, health care, and Supreme Court appointments.
