For Obama, his loss is still a win

Republican Brian Fitzpatrick, engaged in a tight race against Democrat Bob Harvie, wants Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia disqualified from the board for alleged "conflicts of interest."

Conservative pioneers in the 1970s revealed that incendiary direct mail targeting specific slices of the electorate and arousing their emotions could motivate voters and raise funds.

Four competitive races are neck-and-neck as the candidates launch last-minute attacks and spend big before Election Day. Democrats appear to have the momentum.

Officials said voter turnout was the largest in decades, but assembling a governing coalition under Israel’s parliamentary system could take weeks or months.

Washington’s ballot question 638 is particularly troubling to opponents because they say it would require all girls participating in sports to undergo a genital exam to verify their biological sex.

President Donald Trump denied spending excessive time on the projects, then went on to detail repairs to exterior plaster, as well as construction of a heliport and ballroom.

Much of the preparations for Nov. 3 can be distilled into one overarching concern — that the Trump administration will somehow attempt to meddle with the voting process or the results.

The Justice Department plans to deploy 1,000 election monitors nationwide, including to polling stations in Philadelphia, Allegheny, Luzerne, and Lehigh Counties.

The result could be unlike anything seen at the polls in modern times.

One elections expert says of a lawsuit against Alaska, “The goal is to create doubt about the process and then use that doubt to justify later intervention or interference.”

The Mahoning County Sheriff’s Department was flooded with about 800 angry calls from people who had seen video of the incident, demanding to know why no one had been arrested.

the U.S. Embassy accused Canadian officials of meeting with Democratic lawmakers, urging the use of retaliatory levies to hit Republican states, and running anti-tariff political advertising.

The former president remains the Democratic Party’s best motivator nearly a decade after leaving the White House. And he’s taking his star power on the road.

Republicans are on pace to lose the two U.S. House seats they flipped just two years ago, according to a new Inquirer/New York Times/Siena University poll.

There is no clear frontrunner despite deep dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump among voters in the district, according to a new poll from The Inquirer, New York Times and Siena University.

A new Inquirer/New York Times/Siena University poll of 1st District voters finds that Democrat Bob Harvie is leading U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 48% to 46%.

Department officials said the candidacy of a third contender in the race, another Republican whose name is similar to that of GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan, is a bid to mislead voters.

There’s been a noticeable shift in the first-term Democrat, as he's gone all-in to flip the state Senate and is more willing to directly challenge President Donald Trump. That's not by accident.

Fitzpatrick is the only swing-district Republican in Pennsylvania who has yet to receive financial support from Musk’s political action committee, America PAC.

Taking cash is costly, and the transition to cashless payments happened without a hitch on Oct. 4, a Main Line official said.

👋🏽 And Goodbye, Federal Donuts.

“Progress doesn’t happen automatically, and it requires intentional leadership and a commitment to the next generation of women leaders,” Forum of Executive Women CEO Meghan Pierce says.

Mayor Parker talked about the event at Axios Live, but it has received criticism from the likes of Fox New.

Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Debra Bogen recently held a roundtable in Mifflin County to discuss the measles outbreak and challenges facing healthcare leaders there.

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