Elections
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Pennsylvania’s Mail Ballot Dating Rules Have Been in Flux for Years. Here’s What You Need to Know
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Election officials still recommend dating the envelope, even though counties aren’t currently rejecting ballots with improper dates.
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More Pa. Voters Are Registering as Independents, but Barriers Stop Lawmakers From Following
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Elected officials say closed primaries, signature requirements and money demands all make it hard to run as an independent.
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Pa. Primary Election 2026: What You Need to Know About Your Election Day Voting Rights
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Voting in Pennsylvania? Here’s everything you need to know about your rights.
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Pa. Primary Election 2026: Your Complete Guide to the Candidates for Lieutenant Governor
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Incumbent Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is the only Democratic candidate. Jason Richey and John Ventre are competing for the GOP nod.
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Pennsylvania Has Spent $1.4 Million Updating Its Voter Registration System — But Won’t Provide Progress Reports
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The state embarked on a project to update the antiquated SURE system last year. Officials hope to have the new version ready by 2027.
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Where Garrity and Shapiro Stand on Broadband, Federal Cuts and Other Key Rural Issues
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From broadband delays to strained health services, Pennsylvania’s governor’s race could shape the future of communities facing population loss.
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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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Pennsylvania Court Grants Public Access to Voting Data in Dispute From 2020 Election’s Aftermath
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania’s high court ruled Tuesday that spreadsheets of raw data associated with every ballot are public records, providing access to the “cast vote records” that had been requested by an election researcher hired by the Trump Administration last year. The Democratic-majority Supreme Court said its unanimous decision was a way to…
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Pa. Primary Election 2026: A Complete Guide to What’s on the Ballot and How to Vote
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On May 19, Pennsylvanians will vote for primary candidates in races for governor, state House and more.
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Meet 2 of the 1 Million Independent Pa. Voters Shut Out of Next Month’s Primary
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In many Pa. districts, the primary is the race that really determines who will win a seat.