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Live Coverage of 2014 Election Returns
And the race is already being called for Tom Wolf by Fox and CBS. — Philly Mag (@phillymag) November 5, 2014 Follow the 2014 election […]
Democracy Vs. Pumpkin Pie: In Overbrook, Pumpkin Pie Is Winning
On Tuesday morning, around 10:30 a.m., I dragged myself out of bed to make my way to my local polling place, which I found courtesy […]
(Updated) #PHLVotes: City Voters Get to Polls
Editor’s note: Be sure to share your story and pics on Twitter and Instagram at #PHLVotes. [Update 1:45 p.m.] Even more updates and selfies… We […]
Voting in Philly: The Agony and The Ecstacy
Went to the polls this morning to vote, which always gives me a thrill. All the other days of the year I carp about the […]
Bars Used to Be Closed on Election Day in Pennsylvania
It’s election day! You should be elated to have the freedom to vote today — and then to head to the bars afterward. It’s not a […]
Today Is Election Day
It’s Election Day! Philadelphians go to the polls today to cast votes for governor, Congress, and state legislative seats, as well as to answer three […]
Tom Wolf Will Use Tax Dollars to Pay for “Gender Experimentation,” Warns ACTION of PA
You’ve just got to laugh at some of the ridiculous—and really quite offensive—election propaganda that’s floating around out there right now. Check out this doozy […]
Tuesday’s Big Election Winner? Pat Toomey
No, Pat Toomey isn’t on Tuesday’s election ballot. But yes, he could be a big winner anyway. Why? Because if the GOP takes the U.S. […]
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Won’t Endorse for Governor
So this is kind of weird: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has decided to endorse nobody for governor — a week after the Philadelphia Inquirer also refused […]
The Three City Charter Questions on Tuesday’s Ballot, in Plain English
There are three questions up for vote in Tuesday’s primary election, but they’ll be awfully difficult to understand if you’re seeing them for the first […]
Why I’m Voting for a Republican on Tuesday
When I walk into the voting booth tomorrow, I’m going to do something somewhat unusual for me … and vote for a Republican. I hope […]
Christie, Protester Discuss Fallout From ‘Shut Up’ Incident
Both Chris Christie and protester Jim Keady are talking after an incident earlier this week where Christie told Keady to “sit down and shut up.” […]
Chris Christie Tired of Hearing About Minimum Wage
With the Pennsylvania governor’s race a complete snore — even the most optimistic Republican poll still gives Wolf a 7-point edge — we turn to New […]
Committee of 70 Names New CEO
Election watchdog group the Committee of 70 has named David Thornburgh as its new CEO. He has been the Executive Director of the Fels Institute […]
Ed Rendell Returns to the Campaign Trail
Ed Rendell has returned to his natural environment, reports the Delaware County Daily Times: The campaign trail.