Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

430 candidates have announced their candidacy and submitted their nomination petitions for Representative in the PA General Assembly.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

57 candidates have announced their candidacy and submitted their nomination petitions for Senator in the PA General Assembly as of 5 p.m. Monday.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

Republican candidates for lieutenant governor Jeff Coleman and Chris Frye released a video via social media on Thursday, calling for more civility among the GOP candidates for all offices.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

Who has announced their candidacy and submitted their nomination petitions for the PA General Assembly?

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

With all the attention focused on the races for Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat and gubernatorial mansion, some may have forgotten that we are just two weeks out from special elections for three representatives to the General Assembly.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court today found that the Final Reapportionment Plan of the Pennsylvania Legislative Reapportionment Committee is in compliance with the mandates of the Pennsylvania Constitution and the United States Constitution.

Written by Steve Ulrich

With gas prices continuing to reach record territory across the Commonwealth, Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman (R-Centre) has a fix.

Written by Steve Ulrich

Last week, vote-by-mail in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania received a stay of execution. On Tuesday morning, the state Supreme Court will have oral arguments about its reinstatement or abolition.

Written by Steve Ulrich

Mail-in voting received a stay of execution Tuesday. Pennsylvania’s mail-in voting law will remain in place after a one-paragraph order from the state’s Supreme Court.

Written by Steve Ulrich

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has made a decision on a new congressional map for the Keystone State for the remainder of the decade. In a 4-3 decision, the high court selected the so-called Carter map, drawn by a Stanford professor and proposed by Democratic plaintiffs.