Los Republicanos de Harrisburg se reúnen con Kobach de Kansas para hablar sobre elecciones...
La sesión, organizada por el archiconservador representante Daryl Metcalfe, R-Butler, incluyó al ex Secretario de Estado Republicano de Kansas Kris Kobach, un número no especificado de legisladores Republicanos, así como al principal funcionario electoral del Partido Republicano de la Cámara de Representantes.
Burnt out and beleaguered, county elections officials ask lawmakers for help ahead of this...
Local officials said they felt defeated by vagaries and tight deadlines in the law the General Assembly passed in 2019, which they spent much of the last year asking lawmakers to amend.
Encuesta: la mitad de los Republicanos registrados de Pa. dicen que aprueban en contra...
Pero dos meses después de que la votación se retrasó por una turba violenta que irrumpió en el Capitolio de los Estados Unidos, los votantes de Pensilvania se dividieron en líneas partidistas cuando se les preguntó si aprobaban o desaprobaban a los ocho miembros de la delegación del Congreso de Pensilvania que se opusieron al voto del colegio electoral.
U.S. Supreme Court declines to weigh in on Pa. GOP’s mail-in ballot challenges
The decision from the nation’s high court came down among a slew of judicial orders on Monday morning.
Election season court fights have cost Pa. taxpayers nearly $4M and counting
Lawyers who netted lucrative contracts with the state include the chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party; an attorney who defended a former Senate leader against federal corruption charges, and even Kentucky’s top elections official, who moonlights as a private attorney.
New state board kicks off ‘nuts and bolts’ review of Pa.’s election laws
The state’s newly created Election Law Advisory Board convened its first session Thursday, meeting for an hour over Zoom to elect officers and let its members get acquainted.
Businesses cut off cash to D.C. after lawmakers challenged election results. Could Harrisburg be...
As U.S. Rep. Scott Perry prepared to cast a vote rejecting Pennsylvania’s certified election results last week, he justified his decision by pointing to a letter he received from 21 state senators.
W. Pa. Sen. Brewster takes oath of office in drama-free ceremony
The brief session did not include any remarks from Brewster or from leaders of the Democratic or Republican caucuses.
In wake of federal court ruling, Corman says Sen. Jim Brewster will be seated...
More than 300 voters who made minor errors casting their mail-in ballots will still have their votes counted in a close state Senate race, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
Capitol siege lays bare GOP electoral misinformation in Harrisburg
“I do believe words have consequences,” Republican state Rep. Natalie Mihalek, of Washington County, told the Capital-Star. “And those consequences were on full display” at the U.S. Capitol.
