Elections

This week: What is Marcys Law, the ballot question in question, the races to look at in Tuesday's Philadelphia elections, and a new biography of Harriet Tubman.

Philadelphia, Chester and Montgomery Counties will have new voting machines on Election Day, while some other counties will be using older technology.

Counties would get back 60 percent of election system upgrade costs under SB421.

The spend is basically unprecedented for a third-party candidate in Philadelphia.

State lawmakers are on track to send a voting reform bill to Gov. Tom Wolf after negotiations over election security funding provisions went late Monday.

It’s not just elected officials you’ll get to vote on come Nov. 5.

A cheat sheet for being informed on Election Day.

The issue in a key battleground district is not who let the dog out, but who didn’t let him in.

In the second of three debates, Democratic and Republican candidates sparred in front of residents of Maris Grove, a retirement community.

We discuss Ambassador William Taylor's testimony to House lawmakers about the Ukraine scandal.

Legislation that would abolish straight-ticket voting was amended Tuesday to add reforms long sought by critics of Pennsylvania’s election laws.

Delaware County could be controlled by Democrats for the first time in history. Why the political shift from red to blue began long before President Trump.

None of the five Democratic nominees and only two of the five Republicans showed up.

Former State Department official, Richard Stengel discusses his new book, "Information Wars: How We Lost the Global Battle Against Disinformation and What We Can Do About It."

The vast majority of Pa. voters will fill out ballots by hand Nov. 5. In the past, direct-recording electronic machines dominated.