Elections

“Whether you’re relatively healthy or have some sort of illness, at some point or another, you’ll have to use the health care system in this country … and it’s broken,” said Harvie at a virtual press conference Tuesday.
David Sommers, a long-time supporter who attended Fitzpatrick’s wedding to Fox News journalist Jacqui Heinrich, is penning propaganda for the PA-01 Republican.
“There’s nothing more foundational to our democracy, to build institutional accountability, than ensuring everyone has a right to vote and a voice in the democratic process,” said state Rep. Jared Solomon (D., Philadelphia).
The decisions Bucks County voters make in this midterm election will directly shape our daily lives.
Election Day is Nov. 3. Here’s how to cast a ballot in person or by mail.
County officials worry the Trump administration could try to seize voting equipment or send ICE agents to the polls.
These 19th-century elections are a reminder that a sizable midterm shift, like the one expected in November, can signal long-lasting changes in American politics that set the country in a new direction.
Democrats are hopeful that Trump's low approval ratings and rising gas prices will make it impossible for Fitzpatrick to win reelection this year.
“We reject this administration’s attempt to desecrate our polling sites by converting them into militarized zones through the unlawful deployment of ICE or any other federal agent,” said Kristen Clarke, the NAACP’s general counsel.
"House Republicans have completely lost voters' trust on the economy, but our candidates believe deeply that working families deserve better - and people are listening,” said PA HDCC Executive Director Madeline Zann.
An increasing number of Democratic leaders have begun to push back against their party’s unflinching support for the transgender community this midterm season.
“The biggest difference between Senator Coleman and me is that I believe this district needs a senator who will act before a crisis reaches the breaking point and who will consistently put working families ahead of powerful interests,” said Pinsley.
The decision represented a stark defeat for President Trump on an issue he consistently has emphasized as vital to ensuring election integrity even though there is virtually no evidence of fraud with mail ballots.
Lawmakers, judges, and residents grapple with a question of national relevance: Do companies deserve the right to vote?

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