Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli emailed his friends and supporters a heavily edited version of a PoliticsPA story. Here is the before and after.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

From the far left around Pa., progressives will gather in Harrisburg this weekend for their annual summit. It will be a key opportunity for prospective candidates to court the activist base of Democratic party. Here’s what to watch.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

The US House passed Thursday a bill to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act. It enjoyed universal support from Democrats, but split the GOP caucus.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Rumors are swirling in the Steel City today and over a dozen Democratic sources indicate to PoliticsPA that Mayor Luke Ravenstahl will not seek re-election. Here’s the latest – and what it could mean for the mayoral race.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

One Pittsburgh Democrat is out and another is in for a Pa. Superior Court run. Attorney Michael Wojcik ended his bid Wednesday and Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas Judge Jack McVay has thrown his hat in the ring.

Written by G. Terry Madonna & Michael L. Young

“You don’t beat somebody with nobody.” In this column, Madonna and Young suggest the Democratic gubernatorial candidates could benefit from a primary.

Written by Meghan Check, Contributing Writer

The DCCC is stepping up its campaign against Mike Fitzpatrick. A series of robocalls begins today urging PA-8 constituents to contact Rep. Fitzpatrick and demand that he support a plan to end sequestration.

Written by PoliticsPA Staff

Allyson Schwartz makes a big move, and the DCCC comes after Fitzpatrick again. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

In another sign that Allyson Schwartz is all but certain to make a gubernatorial bid, the Congresswoman stepped down from her post as Finance Chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Written by Connor Kurtz, Contributing Writer

The latest survey from Republican pollster Susquehanna Research & Polling finds that Pa. voters believe that Obamacare will increase healthcare costs for businesses and consumers.