“incredibly dangerous and an unprecedented infringement on states’ rights”
Counties Must Notify Voters If Their Mail Ballot Was Rejected, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules
A pair of decisions from the court combine to guarantee the state’s voters some recourse if they make a mistake on their ballot, such as a missing signature or date.
DOJ Sues Pennsylvania For Failure to Produce Voter Registration Lists
“Clean voter rolls are the foundation of free and fair elections,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Philadelphia Bar Association Releases Recommendations for Judicial Retention Candidates
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas and Philadelphia Municipal Court judges seeking to be retained for another term
Independent Voters Push Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court to End Closed Primaries
Petition is based on state constitution’s guarantee of ‘free and equal’ elections
Shapiro Joins 25-State Lawsuit Against Trump’s AmeriCorps Cuts
Says federal government entered into contract with Pennsylvania and administration is breaking it
Pennsylvania To Receive $212M In Settlement With Sacklers, Purdue Pharma
$7.4 billion settlement is largest to date with those contributing to the opioid crisis
Justice Department Files Voting Rights Suit Against City of Hazleton
Lawsuit alleges selection of at-large council members discriminates against Hispanic population
Efforts to Challenge Pennsylvania Voters’ Mail Ballot Applications Fizzle
More than 4,000 voters had their eligibility to vote questioned over residency. They got a chance to fight back.
The Difference Between a Poll Worker and a Poll Watcher
What are poll workers? What are poll watchers? And what’s the difference?