Elections

President Trump likened Pennsylvania to a prison and, without evidence, said the commonwealth’s mail ballot process can’t be trusted.

The president ran roughshod over the debate moderator, his Democratic opponent Joe Biden — and crossed many lines in the process.

The 2020 presidential election itself feels like a fight to ensure the right to a free, fair vote. Here’s what you need to know.

A last-minute rule change means Pa. voters could have their ballots tossed if they forget an envelope. Dems are launching an ad hoc education campaign.

The 90-minute debate, starting at 9 p.m. EDT, will be split into six 15-minute segments, with no ad breaks.

The ordinance would have side-stepped an already approved referendum to ask if city elections should be moved from May to November.

Seven satellite voting sites opened across the city. Register, get a mail-in ballot, vote, and return the ballot, in person, all in the same place.

The Bidens’ returns show the couple paid almost $300,000 in federal taxes in 2019, including almost $288,000 in personal income tax.

A Washington paper made it sound like Biden was lying about his connection to the HBCU by taking his words out of context.

In its Sept. 17 ruling, the divided state Supreme Court said ballots must be postmarked by the time polls close and be received by county election boards at 5 p.m. on Nov. 6.

Thanks to a rash of lawsuits, pandemic-induced changes and a huge rise in mail ballots, voting is complicated this year. Here are the important deadlines.

A Delaware judge denied the state GOP’s efforts to have expanded vote-by-mail provisions declared unconstitutional.

Young adults are known for taking to the streets in protest. Now, there's a youth-driven push to bring more of them to the ballot box.

In 2020, the question in Philly is not whether the Democratic ticket will win the city, but by how much. One key group they have to convince? Black voters.

A federal judge in Pa. has barred further cost-cutting to USPS, saying it could cause “irreparable harm.” It’s the fourth such decision nationwide.