Guest Commentary

A Constitutional Call to Action

The outgoing State Treasurer penned an open letter to his colleagues in the state legislature. His message is one all elected officials should heed.

By Joseph Torsella

Is Trumpism Without Trump PA’s Future?

Eight of nine state representatives voted against certifying Joe Biden’s win last week. That, says Philly 3.0’s engagement director, may bode poorly for upcoming state elections

By Jon Geeting

Charlottesville Comes to the Capitol

A day after thugs waving confederate flags and wearing “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirts breached the Capitol, a talk with a Trump-supporting Republican state senator offers some hope

By Larry Platt

Josh Shapiro’s Mic Drop

Catching up with the AG on his take-no-prisoners Supreme Court Brief that helped to expose the fraud that is Donald Trump’s claims of election fraud

By Larry Platt

Et tu, Martina?

A year ago, she was the best hope for reform in Philly politics. But now Republican State Rep. Martina White has thrown her lot in with the crazies who deny the results of a free and fair election.

By Larry Platt

A Closer Look at Act 77

Why the loss of the straight-party voting option doesn't explain PA Democrats' down-ballot weakness

By Jon Geeting

Making History in Harrisburg

Philadelphia Rep. Joanna McClinton breaks ground as the new PA House Democratic leader

By Jon Geeting
The Citizen Voter Guide

PA General Election 2020

Election Day is officially November 3—but now is the time to get ready to vote. Here, everything you need to know to cast a ballot

By The Philadelphia Citizen Staff

Conspiracy vs. Capacity

Philadelphia 3.0’s director of engagement highlights how ballot-counting is being handled throughout the state—and at what potential cost

By Jon Geeting

Speed Up the Vote Count

Philadelphia 3.0’s director of engagement makes a compelling call for election efficiency

By Jon Geeting