Politics & Policy

The general election will feel much like New Jersey's July primary. Here's what you need to know.

The stopgap measure will keep federal agencies fully up and running into December, giving lame-duck lawmakers time to digest the election.

Democrats say it's too close to the election, and the winner of the presidency should name the new justice. But under GOP planning, the Senate could vote Oct. 29.

Republicans in Pennsylvania say they’re working to file the SCOTUS petition as quickly as possible.

The GOP nominee would not address the supportive tweets by VDARE, whose website publishes writers its founder regards as “white nationalist.”

A bill advancing in the state Senate would set strict criteria for drawing congressional and legislative maps, and make underlying data available for analysis.

City Hall disabled the function after protesters showed up at the home of a top official. The change could impair efforts to improve neighborhoods.

In 2016, Tommey endorsed waiting eight months to fill a Supreme Court vacancy under President Barack Obama.

"If the nominee reaches the Senate floor, I intend to vote based upon their qualifications,” Romney said.

Pennsylvania is dealing with a huge mail-in voting spike, sluggish mail, a slew of lawsuits and mail-in-ballot laws that could change. Here’s what you need to know.

A Republican official who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the details of Hauck's work said he was hired to help the party organize campaign events in North Carolina

In 2016, Toomey supported the decision to put off consideration of President Barack Obama’s nominee, Merrick Garland.

“Senior officials at the Bureau, including the Director, did not know who ultimately made the decision to accelerate the Census schedule," the report said.

The written decision by U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero came after several individuals, including candidates for public office, sued.

The Wolf administration’s gathering limits apply to youth sports, but legislation that cleared the state House and Senate would empower schools to make their own rules.