Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

It was a good day in court for Dominion Voting Systems as the Denver, Colorado-based company won an appeal in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

It might be the most important day of hearings of all for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as she takes questions from senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

Before the current term ends in June, the United States Supreme Court may decide to weaken – or overturn – the landmark Roe v Wade decision which recognized a right to abortion nationally. Should that occur, what impact would that have on the Pennsylvania political landscape entering a general election season that has open seats for the governor’s office and the U.S. Senate?

Written by Steve Ulrich

The theory of the “independent legislature.” How this theory is interpreted in the coming months and years will have major ramifications for how the Commonwealth and other states choose presidential electors.

Written by Steve Ulrich

As the countdown continues to Tuesday’s oral arguments at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court over the state’s House and Senate maps, the list of challenges to the final plan grows.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

It’s a high-stakes day at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court as lawyers make their cases for the justices to pick their clients’ preferred congressional map.

Written by Steve Ulrich, Managing Editor

Attention GOP Secretaries of State, Attorneys General, Governors, county boards of supervisors and boards of canvassers, judicial candidates, and state legislators across 12 states. American Bridge 21st Century has a message for you. A $10 million message.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court announced on Monday afternoon that Mark Nordenberg, former Chancellor at the University of Pittsburgh, will serve as the chair and fifth member of the reapportionment commission.

Written by G. Terry Madonna & Michael L. Young

Historically, the U.S. Supreme Court has shied away from ruling on the legality of gerrymandering or whether a standard exists for identifying extreme examples of it. Could that change this month?

Written by Kelly Cernetich Brown, interim Managing Editor

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is targeting two vulnerable Pennsylvania congressional seats in part of a nationwide ad buy criticizing Republicans for efforts to weaken the Affordable Care Act. The Facebook ad buys in PA-1 and PA-17 were announced Monday afternoon by the DCCC as an answer to the U.S. Department of Justice’s decision last week to not defend one of the law’s most popular provisions in federal court.