Elections 2023

Philly’s newly elected mayor will need to address the gun violence crisis. Can strategies piloted in other cities serve as a guide?

The judge’s decision doesn’t address whether the candidate or the dark-money Super PAC broke any rules or owe any fines.

Advocates say RCV produces more “consensus” winners — candidates preferred by at least half the electorate, even if they’re not everyone’s first choice.

Residents and community health care workers are expressing concern about proposals around law enforcement arresting individuals using illicit drugs out in the open.

Will knowing who’s “ahead” influence people’s votes — and is that bad for democracy?

The specific layout — available in three languages this year — can have a big effect on results.

The forum in Center City focused on how to preserve and grow the city’s limited supply of affordable housing.

Mail and absentee voting material will now be color-coded. Instead of all-white envelopes, Chester County voters can expect a splash of color.

All Pa. voters will have a chance to vote by mail. But thanks to the state's patchwork of mail voting regulations, their experiences may differ slightly from county to county.

In addition to offering guaranteed work, the mayoral candidate also plans to declare a state of emergency for the city’s gun violence.

Students from schools such as Constitution High School, Central High School, and Lincoln High School presented presentations on current policy.

From the soda tax fights of 2017 through the viral videos of 2023.

Both women present as the progressive with pragmatic plans — and appear to attract a similar base.

As the campaign winds down the candidates are getting backers to line up behind them.

Philly already disposes of city-owned land for affordable housing projects. But making this campaign plank a scalable solution presents obstacles for Philly’s next mayor.