Voting While Young

Philly 3.0’s engagement director breaks down Pennsylvania’s surge in youth voter registration

By Jon Geeting

The Cost of Parking

In the wake of a new report that found 640,000 more spots than residents, Philly 3.0’s engagement director calls for real changes to how we manage parking in Philly

By Jon Geeting

City Council’s premature housing vote

The Kenney administration is still developing its comprehensive housing plan for the city. So Philly 3.0’s engagement director wonders why Council pushed through haphazard legislation of its own

By Jon Geeting
Ideas We Should Steal

Political Committees run like Allegheny

Philly 3.0’s engagement director looks west for ways to fix our antiquated political system

By Jon Geeting

Affordable What?

Philly 3.0’s engagement director on the whiplash in City Council to make housing more affordable...but also more expensive

By Jon Geeting

Rank your Vote

Ranked Choice voting is a better way to choose the best candidate. And Philly 3.0 needs your help testing it out

By Jon Geeting

Did Council Just Get Housing Right?

A new package of bills strikes a compromise between housing growth and access—and could be what Philly needs right now

By Jon Geeting

How the City Botched Land Assessments—Again

The Office of Property Assessments released its 2019 land assessments last week. Too bad they don’t make more sense

By Jon Geeting

What We Know About The 2018 City Elections

Dozens of first-time candidates are running for committee person. The engagement director of Philly 3.0 breaks down what that looks like

By Jon Geeting

Philly’s Middle Class Housing Problem

Why is the city so complacent about affordable homes for its middle income residents?

By Jon Geeting