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SCRANTON, PA — On Friday, the United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced a settlement with Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, under Title II of the Americans with …
Lycoming County Settles Accessibility Claims Under Title II of the ADA Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Attorney General Josh Shapiro this week announced the arrest of Rasheen Crews, a Philadelphia political consultant, for charges related to forging signatures on nomination petitions to get his …
Philadelphia Political Consultant Arrested for Forging Signatures Read More
PENNSYLVANIA — Republicans in Pennsylvania’s State Senate will retain their majority for the 2023-24 legislative session. Currently, election returns indicate that Republicans will return 28 Members to the Senate, resulting …
Pennsylvania Senate Republicans Retain Majority Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Governor Tom Wolf released a statement condemning Pennsylvania Republicans’ recently actions related to elections in Pennsylvania, alleging they are spread lies and conspiracy theories about Pennsylvania elections …
Gov. Wolf Condemns Senate Republicans’ Actions as Waste Taxpayer Money Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — On Thursday, Acting Secretary of State Veronica W. Degraffenreid issued a directive prohibiting third-party access to electronic voting systems, addressing requests that counties allow outside entities not …
Third-parties Are Accessing Pennsylvania’s Electronic Voting Systems? Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — A bill that opponents state would make it harder to vote in Pennsylvania was vetoed yesterday by Gov. Tom Wolf, an action applauded by state Rep. Margo …
Davidson Applauds Wolf Veto of ‘Partisan Voter Suppression Bill’ Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Shortly after polling places closed yesterday evening, Acting Secretary of State Veronica W. Degraffenreid reported that that municipal primary election in Pennsylvania was successful, with more than …
Acting Secretary of State Reports Successful Municipal Primary Election Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Acting Secretary of State Veronica W. Degraffenreid announced that four ballot questions, including three proposed constitutional amendments, will be on the May 18 municipal primary ballot. 
All Registered Voters, Regardless of Party Affiliation, Can Vote on Four Questions on Primary Ballot Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Acting Secretary of State Veronica W. Degraffenreid is urging Pennsylvanians who plan to vote by mail in the May 18 municipal primary to apply for their ballot well …
Procedure and Deadlines for Voting by Mail in May 18 Primary Read More