Partisan Elections Bill, Budget or COVID-19 Relief?
HARRISBURG, PA — A bill that opponents state would make it harder to vote in Pennsylvania passed the House Tuesday, largely along party lines, even as billions in COVID-19 relief …
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Davidson Calls for House to Reject ‘Dangerous Voter Suppression Bill’
HARRISBURG, PA — The House State Government Committee, along strict party lines, yesterday voted out legislation (H.B. 1300) that would undo all progress that made voting more accessible for all …
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Regional Forums on Prison Gerrymandering Scheduled
Regional virtual (Zoom) forums are being convened in PA’s six regions to discuss prison gerrymandering and its impact on communities throughout the commonwealth.
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Sappey Holding Virtual Panel Discussion July 13 on Systemic Racism and Gerrymandering
HARRISBURG, PA — State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, invites residents of the 158th Legislative District to her next in a series of virtual panel discussions on race, “Gerrymandering and Institutionalized …
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Who Really Decides Legislative Districting?
The current process is this: the legislative leaders of both major parties choose two representatives to decide on maps. The General Assembly is not involved, nor are they consulted about …
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UU Fellowship of Pottstown Hosts Fair Districts PA for Speaker/Organizing Meeting Feb 8
POTTSTOWN, PA — On February 8, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Pottstown will host Fair Districts PA speaker Chuck Yeiser to explain PA’s current …
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Gerrymandering and the Octorara Area School District Election Regions
PARKESBURG, PA — When many think of gerrymandering, it is in connection with state and federal level elections. Additionally, it is often characterized as a form of partisan politics and a …
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