Every Republican and Democrat who represents Pennsylvania in the U.S. House or Senate this week voted in favor of a deal to avert the so-called ‘fiscal cliff.’

State Reps. Robert Godshall and Seth Grove want Pennsylvania to divvy ups its electoral college votes by congressional district. It’s a plan originally pitched by Sen. Dominic Pileggi in 2011 and would have nullified President Obama’s Pa. advantage had it been in effect in 2012.

Pa. Republican voters think the GOP and President Obama should compromise to avoid the fiscal cliff, a new poll shows. They’re split as to why Romney lost and who is the GOP’s national leader.

It’s not just Dominic Pileggi. National Republicans are looking at ways to diminish Dems’ electoral college advantage in states like Pa.

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi says frustrated Pennsylvania supporters of Mitt Romney deserve a more equitable way of counting presidential votes. He’s pushing once again to break up the state’s electoral college vote.

The election is over and the thaw on judicial appointments has (hopefully) begun. This week, President Obama nominated 3 judges to take the bench in Pa.’s eastern district.

President Obama will pitch his plans to avoid the fiscal cliff during a visit to a Montgomery County manufacturer Friday.

GOP pollsters were proved way off the mark on Tuesday in Pennsylvania as elsewhere. Here’s a look at the internal and independent polls of Pa. races and how they compared to the final results.

Take a look at which Pa. counties gave President Obama his biggest drop from 2008, and where he overperformed John Kerry.

PoliticsPA readers stuck true to their belief that Obama would win Pennsylvania, despite the late GOP charge.

Despite a last minute charge by Mitt Romney, President Obama carried The Keystone State in Pennsylvania