Elections

Richard Lazer, who has deep ties to organized labor, will seek the nomination in a mostly suburban district.

Pennsylvania's three candidates for the Republican nomination for governor are vying to distinguish themselves to voters as the May 15th primary election draws closer.

Now that districts have been completely overhauled, some big questions remain: just how much gerrymandering is too much?

Former Philly City Councilman Bill Green confirms nominating petitions are circulating for him to challenge U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle for Congress.

Pennsylvania's newly redrawn 10th Congressional District, which now encompasses both Harrisburg and York, is getting a new candidate.

Three more Democrats are running for Meehan's seat, with more sure to follow.

State officials acknowledged that a glitch in the Pa. electronic driver's licensing system — going back to the mid-90s — allowed noncitizen immigrants to register to vote.

This year has been anything but predictable in Pennsylvania.

This week's annual budget hearings are giving lawmakers a rare chance to publicly question Pennsylvania's Supreme Court justices.

Over the last several months, Pennsylvania's House and Senate have spent over $3.5 million on congressional redistricting.

On Tuesday night, candidates Scott Wallace, Steve Bacher, and Rachel Reddick made their pitch for why they’re the right person to replace Brian Fitzpatrick.

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court is declining to delay implementation of a new congressional map the justices put in place last week.

In the wake of the of a Florida school shooting that killed 17 earlier this month, Republican state Senator Scott Wagner is making school safety a centerpiece of his campaign.

The measure would end the practice of barring residents on parole, probation or in prison from casting a ballot.

A three-judge panel declined to temporarily hold up implementation of the map put in place by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.