The Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee (PADSC) convened its General Business and Endorsement Meeting on Saturday and, as expected, endorsed Josh Shapiro and Austin Davis, but stopped short on giving a nod to a U.S. Senate candidate.
Now that the Commonwealth Court has made a ruling against Act 77, what’s next for the legislation that approved vote-by-mail in Pennsylvania?
According to a Commonwealth Court filing released Friday, the court ruled that Act 77, allowing residents to vote by mail in Pennsylvania, violates Article VII, Section 1 of the Pennsylvania constitution.
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.
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 Keystone Free Enterprise Freedom Fund was “created to elect more pro-Free Enterprise candidates to state and local office in Pennsylvania, with a special emphasis on Chester County and Southeastern PA.”
Marisa Nahem, who most recently served as Press Secretary for Nina Turner’s 2021 OH-11 congressional special election campaign, will be focused on the 2022 gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania in her new role.
The former GOP state Rep. and one-time congressional hopeful pointed to his experience in the state Legislature and said that he “aggressively fought for his district, often bucking the leadership to advocate for key issues like the Castle Doctrine, property tax reform and veteran’s issues.”
Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison was joined by several PA lawmakers on Tuesday to highlight President Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” plans.
Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman penned a letter on Friday tearing into state Sen. Doug Mastriano’s recent actions for a forensic investigation, while calling on state Sen. Cris Dush to lead a “thorough review of the election.”
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