Election
Deadline To Register For Pa. Primary Fast Approaching
April 22nd may seem far away, but it gives voters just 20 days to get those applications in.
Pennsylvania Voter ID Law To Go To Trial In July
A legal challenge to the Pennsylvania law mandating photo identification for voters is tentatively scheduled for trial beginning July 15 in Harrisburg.
NJ Senator Introduces In-person Early Voting Bill
A New Jersey Senator has introduced early voting legislation.
Pennsylvania Officially Elects First Openly Gay State Legislator
Brian Sims won a decisive victory in the Democratic primary in Philadelphia’s 182nd District back in April of 2012, and late Tuesday night, he announced on his Facebook page that he’d clinched his place in the House of Representatives.
State House Speaker Says Voter Turnout In Philadelphia Too High To Be True
Sam Smith thinks voter turnout in Philadelphia on Tuesday was too high to be believed.
Christie Says He’s ‘Disappointed’ About Presidential Election Results
Asked Wednesday about whether he is now eyeing a presidential run four years from now, the Republican governor says, “I’ve got a job do here in New Jersey.”
New Jersey US Sen. Menendez Gets 2nd Term, Beats Kyrillos
New Jersey voters are sending U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez back to Washington for another six-year term.
Bill Clinton Barnstorms Pennsylvania For Obama, Democrats
The fight to win Pennsylvania brought former President Bill Clinton to the battleground state on Monday, as he campaigned in the state’s biggest cities to help Democrats try to fend off an aggressive, last-ditch attempt by Republicans to capture its prized 20 electoral votes.
Reporter Looks At Change Of Leadership In China
While our election day is Tuesday, China makes an entirely pre-determined change in leadership on Thursday. It faces unprecedented opportunity and concern.
Book Looks At How Presidents Use, Craft Images
No matter who wins the election on Tuesday, media image-makers will have had a hand in it.
Gov. Christie Aims To Make Voting A Little Easier In The Aftermath Of Sandy
In an effort to make voting a little easier for New Jersey residents in the aftermath of Sandy, Governor Chris Christie announced the deadline for county clerks to accept mail-in ballot applications has been extended to the close of business on Friday, November 2.
Gov. Corbett To Assess State’s Polling Places After Hurricane Sandy
Gov. Tom Corbett is taking steps to ensure that power outages caused by this week’s storm don’t interfere with next week’s voting for president and other major offices.
Comedy Central’s Indecision Game
Leave it to Comedy Central to come up with an app that not only tickles your funny bone, but also can teach you a thing or two about politics – that’s the indecision game.
Casey Fights To Hold Onto Lead In Pennsylvania Senate Race
With some polls showing a tightening race just three weeks from the election, Democratic U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is fighting to hold off a challenge from Republican Tom Smith, a newcomer to statewide politics who outspent Casey by almost 3-to-1 in the recently completed third quarter.
Analysis: Runyan Vs. Adler
With election day 23 days away, the spotlight is on a South Jersey battle for Congress.



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