Pennsylvania Supreme Court Orders Redistricting Lawsuit to Proceed
Commonwealth Court has only until Dec. 31 to issue findings of fact and legal conclusions.
Fraud Charges Filed over Contested North Philly Election
Democrats are facing charges for illegal activity during a special election.
Hillary Clinton, the DNC, and the Law
"There are strict statutory limits on what a party committee can contribute to any candidate."
Accurate Voter Registration Lists Are Essential to Election Integrity
Enabling fraud is not the only problem with messy voter registration rolls.
Philadelphia’s Ultra-Progressive Newly Elected D.A. Explains Why Local Elections Matter Now More than Ever
George Soros and his "Safety and Justice" PACs funneled more than $3 million into seven DA races.
Pa. Officials Still Mostly Mum on Noncitizens Registered to Vote
How many registrations are of immigrants here legally but ineligible to vote?
A Necessary Election Tension: Preventing Fraud, Preserving Rights
Second in a three-part series, Securing the Vote, in the Christian Science Monitor.
Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Halt Pennsylvania Redistricting Lawsuit
The suit alleges that state maps have unfairly given Republicans an electoral advantage.
Massachusetts Dropped Out of Voting Registration Comparison System
The Bay State's voter data was deleted from Crosscheck's files in March 2017.
Debate over Noncitizen Voting Has Upended College Park Elections
Richard J. Douglas heard College Park might allow noncitizens to vote; prompted him to run for City Council.