Elections

The Trump administration is deploying an unprecedented 1,000 monitors to observe the midterms, but the monitors themselves are a normal feature of elections.
A Philadelphia Inquirer/New York Times/Siena University poll published this week shows his Democratic challenger Bob Harvie in the lead in PA's First Congressional District race.
Thinking critically, challenging unsubstantiated claims, speaking out against federal government overreach, and voting to protect our constitutional rights are all within our power.
“Naturalized citizens are U.S. citizens, with exactly the same right to vote as anyone born here,” said John C. Yang, president and executive director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice.
A desperate Brian Fitzpatrick has even made attempts to align himself with popular Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro while distancing himself from Trump and his own Republican Party.
The GOP's focus on transgender issues stands in stark contrast with what voters tell pollsters they care most about this midterm season.
It’s time for our community in the 142nd District to have a representative in Harrisburg who understands working families.
The short answer: I am a supporter of public education, writes Laura Foster.
A sprawling election protection effort on the left will be met by the largest-ever monitoring program by Trump's Justice Department and other Republican-aligned groups.
Rallygoers were abuzz with the news of the new poll that puts Harvie ahead of Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick.
“The billionaires backing Farry don’t give away millions without expecting something in return,” said Democrat Eileen Hartnett Albillar, who is running against Farry in Bucks County's SD-6.
Bucks County desperately needs a fighter in Harrisburg, and that’s why I’ve stepped up to run for state representative in the 143rd district.
The progressive California congressman argued against centrist Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz’s statement that Democrats should not try to pass ambitious bills if they win control of Congress in November.
U.S. District Court Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin in Oakland found the government's effort is relying on data that is full of errors and that it's leading to intimidation of groups performing voter assistance efforts.
Yes, there is a way to do it without violating Citizens United, writes former U.S. Senator Jon Tester.

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