Carter Walker of Votebeat
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U.S. Supreme Court Restricts Voting Rights Act, but Effect on Pennsylvania Likely Limited
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The decision will make some Voting Rights Act challenges to election maps harder to win, but those cases have historically been rare in Pennsylvania.
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Organizer Pleads Guilty in Pennsylvania Voter Registration Fraud Case
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The suspicious registration applications were discovered just before the 2024 election and fueled fraud accusations, but prosecutors determined the motive was not political.
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Pennsylvania Auditor General Says Motor Voter System Works, but Improvements Needed
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One noncitizen was allowed to apply to vote, but the mistake was due to human error.
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Pennsylvania Official Who Exposed Noncitizen Voting Says Threat Is Exaggerated
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Al Schmidt found that 100s of noncitizens had registered to vote and cast ballots in Philadelphia. Still, he says it’s very rare.
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Shapiro, Other Democratic Officials Sue Trump Admin Over Mail Voting Executive Order
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The lawsuit says Trump’s order violates the U.S. Constitution by usurping the states’ power to administer their own elections.
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Pennsylvania Holds Tons of Special Elections. That Costs Taxpayers Millions
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Pennsylvania has held 47 special elections since 2017, more than any other state.
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How Pennsylvania Voters Reacted to Big National Spending on Judicial Retention
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Parties and interest groups spent millions promoting their judicial retention priorities. Did they break through?
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Pennsylvania Criminal Case Highlights Problems With Third-Party Voter Registration Drives
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Election officials say third-party voter registration drives can result in canvassers submitting incomplete or invalid registrations.
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Republican Voters Drive Increase in Mail Ballot Requests in Pennsylvania
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The uptick could be a sign that this year’s judicial retention races are stirring interest in the 2025 election.
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Thousands of Mail Ballots Have Been Rejected Because of Pa.’s Disputed Dating Rule. Will the Courts Finally Settle the Issue?
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Courts have made at least nine different rulings since Pennsylvania adopted no-excuse mail voting, confusing voters.