The presidential approval rating is a number that could determine the fate of an entire presidency. Is it having an effect on Pennsylvania voters? It appears that way.
So many maps. So little time. The Democratic State Committee meets this weekend. Will it endorse a U.S. Senate candidate? And there is no fraud found in a drop box case. Here is the Playbook.
Republican state senators have introduced a bill that proposes a constitutional amendment that would clarify that there is no right to abortion or taxpayer funding of it in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee (PADSC) will hold its annual winter meeting on Saturday, January 29, beginning at 11 a.m. at the Sheraton Harrisburg-Hershey Hotel. The big question: will the committee issue an endorsement in the highly competitive U.S. Senate race?
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania asked for congressional map proposals to be submitted Tuesday in a redistricting lawsuit. As always, be careful what you ask for.
Political Rookies on the Rise. Maps, maps, and more maps. No more distress for Scranton. Here is the Playbook.
Time has run out for Pennsylvania lawmakers to submit proposed maps for Congressional district boundaries and, unlike the NFL playoffs, going into overtime will not settle the score today.
Recent success of political rookies bodes well for McCormick and Oz.
Republicans want to end government monopoly on the sale of liquor in Pennsylvania. And this time they want the help of voters to do it.
The state Senate approved a proposed congressional map, while Attorney General Josh Shapiro’s gubernatorial campaign starts the year with $13.5 million cash on hand. Here is the Playbook.
Will tonight's U.S. Senate debate affect your decision?
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