Carter Walker of Votebeat
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Trump Admin Charges 9 More Pa. Residents With Noncitizen Voting
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The charges, which have not been proven, come amid the Trump administration’s nationwide crackdown on election crimes ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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Polls Showed Trump Policies Might Chill Mail Voting. But Early Data in Pennsylvania Is Inconclusive
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Democratic mail ballot requests are down from both 2022 and 2024, though it’s impossible to draw clear conclusions about why.
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4 More Pennsylvania Noncitizens Are Charged With Voting in the 2024 Election, DOJ Says
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The Pa. residents were among 16 people charged nationwide for voting-related crimes.
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Pennsylvania Voting Advocates Are Preparing for ICE to Disrupt the 2026 Election
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Federal law already prohibits armed agents at polling places, but Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta has a bill to clearly ban it on the state level.
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Bill to Let Unaffiliated Voters Participate in Pennsylvania Primaries Passes State House
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The measure likely won’t become law this legislative session, but its House passage represents a key milestone for advocates.
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Pa. Election 2026: Where Governor Candidates Garrity and Shapiro Stand on Elections
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Shapiro has a long track record, while Garrity has mostly avoided talking about elections since denying the 2020 results.
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Conservative Activist Scott Presler Violated Campaign Finance Law, Complaint Alleges
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Presler didn’t disclose his spending in Pennsylvania’s 2025 judicial retention races, the complaint says.
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Pennsylvania Asks Trump Admin How It Identified Potential Noncitizens Registered to Vote
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The Department of Homeland Security has said there may be more than 14,000 noncitizens registered to vote in the state but hasn’t provided details.
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Pennsylvania Ranks Last in New Study of 18-Year-Olds’ Voter Registration Rates
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Only 22% of 18-year-old Pennsylvanians are registered to vote, but advocates say there are ways to boost that number.
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Bipartisan Election Board Languishing as Gov. Josh Shapiro Fails to Appoint New Members
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The board has not met in nearly three years, even as county election officials call for changes to the state’s outdated election law.