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Republicans Hope Transgender Attack Ads Will Distract Voters from Affordability Crisis, Health Care Cuts, an Unpopular War on Iran, and Trump

The GOP's focus on transgender issues stands in stark contrast with what voters tell pollsters they care most about this midterm season.

Kristin Egan: Elect Principles, Not Partisanship

It’s time for our community in the 142nd District to have a representative in Harrisburg who understands working families.

OPINION: Why I Can’t Vote for State Senator Jarrett Coleman

The short answer: I am a supporter of public education, writes Laura Foster.

Tens of Thousands of Rival Election Observers Expected to Monitor Polling Places Across the United States for the Midterms

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.

On the Bristol Waterfront, Bob Harvie’s Message Is Simple: Every Vote Counts

Rallygoers were abuzz with the news of the new poll that puts Harvie ahead of Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick.
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Why Is Pennsylvania’s Richest Right-Wing Billionaire Jeff Yass Bankrolling State Senator Frank Farry?

“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.

Tim Hayes: It’s Time Harrisburg Learns About Leadership

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.

Rep. Ro Khanna Proposes Bold Agenda in Case Democrats Take Control of Both the House and Senate

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.

Federal Judge Orders Trump Administration to Halt Noncitizen Voting Probe in Pennsylvania and 8 Other States

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.

Montana’s Plan To Curb Corporate Election Spending

Yes, there is a way to do it without violating Citizens United, writes former U.S. Senator Jon Tester.

‘From Rhetoric to Results’: Bucks County Mayors to Facilitate GOTV Town Hall in Doylestown on Oct. 26

“When the opportunity came, I wanted to get all the mayors in Bucks County together and have them joined by anyone seeking a political position to talk,” said Richlandtown Borough Mayor Wayne Codner.

Faith Leaders Unite Across Religions to Counter Voter Intimidation on Election Day in Nine Battleground States, Including Pennsylvania

Increasing polarization, divisive rhetoric and the threat of political violence loom large this election season.

Has Trump Had a Chilling Effect on Mail Voting? In Pennsylvania, the Early Data Is Inconclusive

So far, Democratic mail ballot requests are down from both 2022 and 2024, but there could be several reasons for that.

In Bucks County, the Choice for Clean Energy and Affordable Utility Bills Is on the Ballot

To break legislative gridlock in Harrisburg, we need to replace obstructionists who protect corporate special interests with environmental champions who will fight to lower our energy prices, reign in data centers and protect our clean air, water and open space.

Independent Pennsylvania State Rep. Candidate Chris Gambino Wants You to Hop Off the Two-Party Seesaw

Chris joined Editor Cyril Mychalejko to talk about his campaign and positions, what he believes it means to be a progressive, why the two-party system is failing us, and why we need to stop letting outrage shut down conversations.

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