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Should You Be Fined for Not Voting?
State Sen. Anthony Williams is planning to introduce legislation to require all registered voters in Pennsylvania to go to the polls in general elections. Williams, who is […]
Is Pennsylvania Ready for Automatic, Universal Voter Registration?
State Sen. Vincent Hughes traveled to Selma, Alabama this past weekend to commemorate the 50th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday,” a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement in which police […]
These Are the Most and Least Engaged Wards in Philadelphia
Voter turnout in Philadelphia sucked in November’s gubernatorial race. Despite near-perfect weather and many accounts to the contrary, only 37 percent of registered voters actually […]
Actually, Voter Turnout in Philly Stank
It was a balmy day, the polls seemed reasonably busy, and anecdote after anecdote poured in suggesting voter turnout in Philly yesterday was reasonably strong. […]
Democracy Vs. Pumpkin Pie: In Overbrook, Pumpkin Pie Is Winning
On Tuesday morning, around 10:30 a.m., I dragged myself out of bed to make my way to my local polling place, which I found courtesy […]
Court Will Hear Challenge to Philly’s Voting Machines
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court today will hear a legal challenge to the electronic voting machines used in Philadelphia and 49 other counties across the state.
When I Enter the Voting Booth, I Won’t Be Alone
As a member of media, I try my best (publicly at least) to remain impartial in regards to politics. Those who know me, know me. […]
I Am Your Reason to Support Marriage Equality
As we go to the polls today, please considering sharing this video with your friends and family members. Because this election is personal for LGBT […]
Liberty City’s Endorsements
The Liberty City Democratic Club has announced its endorsements for the 2012 General Election.
Voting Tips
There are a lot of misconceptions about what it takes to have your vote counted at the polls this year. We’ve addressed a few of […]
Share Your Vote on Facebook
TheBallot.org lets voters create their own voter guides to share on Facebook and other social media sites just in time for Election Day (Nov. 6).
Absentee Ballots Missing Marriage Question
Voters in Maryland are complaining that absentee ballots do not include the form about marriage equality, promoting an investigation.
Voter ID Law Halted – For Now
Pennsylvania suspended its controversial voter ID law this week. While the law is expected to go into full effect next year, IDs will not be needed to vote in the November election.
WATCH: Voting While Trans
This year, more than 25,000 trans people could be denied the right to vote. That’s why the National Center for Transgender Equality‘s “Voting While Trans” campaign […]
Marriage Equality Means Money in Maryland
When marriage equality was legalized in New York, it took millions of dollars and support from an eager governor to pass the legislation. It seems […]