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On September 22, 2025, Olivia Mccabe published an article titled “Retention or Removal? How a Quiet Judicial Election Could Reshape Pennsylvania” in Ms. Magazine. What’s usually a low-profile election in …
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In the lead-up to the 2024 election, hundreds of election-related lawsuits brought across the country present a complex litigation landscape well before all ballots are cast and counted. In a …
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Article by Ivey DeJesus, published on Pennsylvania Capital Star on September 4th, 2024 “Data from groups like the nonpartisan Vote.org, showed a nearly 700% increase in daily new voter registrations …
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Article by Rachel Selzer, published on Democracy Docket on August 30th, 2024 In a 4-1 ruling, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court blocked enforcement of a law requiring election officials to reject …
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2024 Election – Two Futures, One Choice: New Pennsylvania Project and Climate Power Host Press Conference for Environmental Justice On August 29th, at Temple University August 27th, 2024, Philadelphia, PA …
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Article by Ashley Adams, published on The Keystone on August 26th, 2024 “Kadida Kenner has also seen an attitude shift in the voter climate. Kenner is CEO of the New …
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by Kadida Kenner | March 31, 2024 Leading an organization with a primary focus of expanding democracy by expanding the electorate – through voter registration, civic engagement, and education – we frequently …
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Millions of regular Pennsylvanians cast their ballots this year to ensure their voices and votes weren’t drowned out by the record-breaking campaign spending of billionaire donors and shadowy out-of-state groups …
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Pennsylvania voters went to the polls on Nov. 7 to elect new judges to sit on multiple statewide courts. These judges will make decisions that influence major issues such as …
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The race for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s highest court initially resembled the sleepy contests that had played out for decades: low turnout, little media coverage and just enough spending …