Brooks is relying on small donations more than other candidates are, as she hopes to build enough momentum to win in November.

Sestak has New Balance sneakers for warmer days and Lands End boots for colder nights. He bought a reflective vest and a headlight for after-dark walks.

As the storm over the impeachment inquiry continues raging in Washington, the lawmakers who could soon be voting on whether to impeach President Donald Trump have come home to their districts to hear from constituents.

The 2016 presidential candidate said the voting machines violate her recount settlement with the state.

Rep. Mike Turzai said DeVos' new federal plan mirrors Pennsylvania's private-school scholarship programs, which are fiercely opposed by public-education advocates.

More paper ballot scanners and improved poll worker training are among the changes for ensuring smoother elections in Montgomery County moving forward.

Now the challenge for New Jersey's Cory Booker is to convert the cash surge into tangible public support.

U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew is among about a dozen from his party who don't support an impeachment inquiry.

New voting machines require ramps, prompting elections officials to find new polling places.

As they face voters during a two-week recess, Democrats from swing districts are returning home facing a new governing and political reality likely to dominate Washington for months to come with a new level of divisiveness.

Because of the grassroots nature of the Iowa caucuses, presidential hopefuls have to almost personally meet and appeal to every single voter in the state. That makes for plentiful picture possibilities for photojournalists.

All across this state, which launches primary season with its caucus Feb. 3., things have gotten particularly candidate-congested, more than in previous years.

Philadelphia City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart released the results Wednesday of her investigation into the selection of controversial new voting machines.