The New York Post reports that Wall Streeters who formed a core of support for Chris Christie’s expected presidential run in 2016 are quietly abandoning […]
Here is Gov. Corbett’s first campaign video. How do you make the case for re-election when you’re job approval rating is practically non-existent? If this […]
UPDATE: Inquirer politics reporter Jonathan Tamari reports that G. Cobb may only be “considering” running for Congress. UPDATE: Ex-Eagle Garry Cobb "considering" running for House, […]
Northeast Philadephian Katie McGinty comes out of the gate strong with the first Democratic ad of the governor’s race. Now, let’s play: Spot the Philly […]
Gov. Tom Corbett has asked Commonwealth Court to reconsider its ruling that state’s controversial Voter ID law unconstitutionally restricts voting rights. “Gov. Tom Corbett’s general […]
NewsWorks reports: “Days after a state judge struck down Pennsylvania voter identification law, Gov. Tom Corbett said he’s not sure whether his administration will appeal […]
Breaking: Pennsylvania’s controversial voter ID law has been overturned: BREAKING! PA Judge issues injunction permanently blocking the enforcement of the voter ID law – http://t.co/dqHEtu32hV […]
There were lots of exciting election LGBT-centric results all across the country last night: ally and gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe eked by with a win in […]
Equality Pennsylvania has released its voting guide for November 2013, and out of the eight endorsed candidates in Philadelphia and Southeast PA, two identify as […]
There’s actually an election in Philadelphia on Tuesday—the Committee of Seventy has a sample ballot in case you want to get informed tonight about the […]
John Heilemann and Mark Halperin–the graybeards of who’s up, who’s down beltway journalism–are out with Double Down: Game Change 2012, the sequel to…Game Change. The […]
Even in this era of political cynicism, the brazenness of Republicans’ recent redistricting efforts—especially in Pennsylvania—seemed breathtaking. To demonstrate the absurdity of the revisions, Slate […]
Thirty-seven months out, and we’re back to Hillary’s body parts. At the California Republican Party convention over the weekend in Anaheim, political buttons were spotted […]
A week ago, we noted with great disappointment and regret that (possible mayoral candidate?!?!?!) Ed Rendell would not be supporting any Democratic gubernatorial candidates in […]
One of the more fascinating summer fights this year is the nearly tennis-like public spat between Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) and Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY). […]
