Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

Given the commotion surrounding the campaigns of Dave White, Jake Corman, Bill McSwain and Doug Mastriano to name a few, one name has been particularly inconspicuous – Jason Richey.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

Over the last two election cycles, Pennsylvanians in rural sections of the commonwealth have become even friendlier toward Republican candidates. That fact has not been lost in Democratic circles.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

In the long history of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the hallways of Harrisburg have been dotted with elected statewide officials who are primarily white and male. Can that change in 2022?

Written by Sy Snyder

With the countdown to 5 p.m. on March 15 getting closer, candidates for statewide office are gathering signatures on nomination petitions to get their names on the ballot on May 17.

Written by Sy Snyder

The week that was the first full week of March and the last week of Standard Time. A week that saw court activity, poll releases, petition submissions, ad spending and lots of news on beverage fronts. Our ups and downs for March 11.

Written by Steve Ulrich

Despite running “the most secure election in American history,” according to CISA, election officials are being targeted for harassment by citizens who challenge that statement. If that wasn’t enough, election officials now have to worry about politicians interfering with their jobs.

Written by Shanin Specter

It’s time for a settlement of the war for Ukraine. No settlement will be imposed on Vladimir Putin or the Ukrainians. They’re too tough and too independent to be forced into a deal by a third party. But within their toughness and independence lies the logic of resolution.

Written by Steve Ulrich

While the battle for control of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives rolls on, another struggle is quietly unfolding across the country – control of governor’s mansions.

  The week that was. We had polls to review and digest. We had candidate announcements and candidate endorsements. The Supreme Court took vote-by-mail off life support. There’s a new name for three PSAC schools. Harrisburg, we have a propaganda problem. And more … here are our Ups and our Downs.       Joe […]

Written by Steve Ulrich

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine intensifies and the threat of an expanding conflict in the region looms, questions are being raised in Pennsylvania about energy independence and the role of the Keystone State.