Topic: 2022 Election
“Curing” a Ballot at City Hall
One of the 3,400 Philadelphians whose ballots got rejected goes to City Hall to get it replaced. Here’s how that goes.
Ali Velshi on How Trump Gaslit America
The MSNBC host and Citizen Board Member traces the origins of gaslighting — all the way up to Election Day
By Ali VelshiMake. Voting. Easier.
Every Election Day, we learn somethings new about Pennsylvania elections. The consistent takeaway: We should have a better way to vote
By Roxanne Patel ShepelavyOnly Vigilance — and Voting — Can Protect Education
Education is a fundamental building block of democracy — which is why it’s become a prime target of attack. In Philadelphia and Pennsylvania and everywhere, we all must do our part to protect it
By Elaine MaimonWhat Teens Who Can’t Vote Can Do
9 impactful ways teens can get involved in the upcoming elections — even if they’re not old enough to vote.
By Ethan YoungA Better Way to Run Special Elections
Party leaders hand-picked candidates for the two vacant At-Large Council seats. A former longtime committeeperson calls for a more democratic method — and solution
By Karen BojarWhat to Know About Philly’s 2022 Ballot Questions
Every Philadelphia citizen ought to understand what they are or aren’t voting for.
By Jemille Q. DuncanWe All Lost The Fetterman-Oz Debate
It was a mess from start to finish — not just because of John Fetterman’s post-stroke symptoms or Mehmet Oz’s smarminess. But because neither could be bothered to tell us anything we needed to know
By Lauren McCutcheonWho Is John Fetterman?
What to know about the Democratic U.S. Senator from PA, the state's former lieutenant governor
By The Philadelphia Citizen StaffElecciones Generales de Pensilvania 2022
¿Quién compite para representar a Filadelfia en las elecciones generales? ¿Cuáles son las preguntas en la boleta electoral? Encuentra las respuestas a todo esto y más en nuestra guía del votante para las elecciones generales de 2022 en Pensilvania.
By Natalie Parker and Julie Platt with Aly Kerrigan