Elections

Guests: Chris Potter, John Baer, Ryan Grim, T.J. Rooney With many crucial elections taking place in Pennsylvania ...

Responding to charges of bias in the state gerrymandering lawsuit, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Chr ...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has denied the request for a stay on the ruling overturning ...

Candidates thinking they'll run for Bob Brady's open congressional seat may find redistricting wipes it away, forcing them to run against one of two Philly incumbents.

Four Republicans are contending for the chance to unseat Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf in November.

The court says if lawmakers don’t redraw the maps and submit them to Gov. Tom Wolf, the justices will redraw them.

A week into the three-week period the state Supreme Court allotted lawmakers to redraw Pennsylvania's congressional maps, not much concrete progress has been made.

As the uncertainty swirls, candidates who have been mounting their campaigns are now left hanging in the balance unsure of where new district lines could be drawn.

There are a few signs of progress, a week into the three-week period established by the state Supreme Court for lawmakers to produce a replacement congressional district map.

Pennsylvania state Rep. Greg Vitali is the 7th Democrat to announce a run for U.S. Rep. Pat Meehan's congressional seat.

The party that has wielded broad power in the General Assembly in recent years looks to also have far more open seats to defend in 2018.

In all three of the suburban Congressional races in the Philly suburbs, the Democratic field includes a woman with a military or national security background.

The ruling creates a rare question for members who are currently running for Congress: is it appropriate for them to help fix the maps or vote on the new ones?

Guests: Michael Li, Brian Gordon Pennsylvania has three weeks to draw new congressional districts following their ...

State Sen. Stewart Greenleaf is stepping down, while Stewart Greenleaf Jr. hopes to step up.