Topic: Pennsylvania Politics
Will PA make voting easier…or harder?
As Philly 3.0’s engagement director notes, the window to enact changes to our voting rules is closing—and Gov. Wolf and Republicans still don’t agree on what’s needed. Meanwhile, good news for Philly voters.
By Jon Geeting
The Odd Couple
Does the unlikely friendship between Democratic Lt. Governor John Fetterman and his erstwhile Republican opponent Jeff Bartos model a way forward for PA politics?
By Larry Platt
Will the legislature turn blue in 2020?
With Joe Biden leading in the polls, Philly 3.0’s engagement editor says, it just may be possible
By Jon Geeting
Six Things We Learned From PA Treasurer Joe Torsella
Wednesday night’s virtual event with the Commonwealth’s money maverick was a much-needed reminder that public institutions can be a force for good
By Jessica Blatt Press
How to Vote in the PA General Election
Everything you need to know about voting in Pennsylvania before (or during) the 2021 general election on November 2
PA Primary Election 2020
Voting by mail in Pennsylvania or heading to the polls in Philly on June 2? Here's everything you need to know.
By Nick Marzano
Madeleine Dean Wants to Send You More Money
The Montgomery County rep is one of several members of Congress pushing for continued payments to Americans as a result of Covid-19. Philly 3.0's engagement director on why that matters
By Jon Geeting
Leadership in the time of crisis
Elected official press conferences suddenly make for great TV. Are any of our guys at all Churchillian?
By Larry Platt
Protect the vote during the coronavirus pandemic
With the April 28 primary approaching in the midst of calls for social isolation, Philly 3.0’s engagement director urges the state to send every voter a mail-in ballot
By Jon Geeting
Suing the State
City Council wants the state to get out of its way of enacting new gun laws. Smart strategy, or a waste of time?
By Andy Metzger