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In Philadelphia’s collar counties, political lawn signs have turned into a battleground, reflecting deep divisions in a heated presidential race. Residents describe the sign disputes as “almost like sign warfare,” underscoring local tensions.
Philadelphia officials have opened the first of 10 new election offices aimed at improving voter access and streamlining election services across the city. The expansion is set to boost voter engagement ahead of upcoming elections.
Vice President Harris emphasized “victory runs through Philly” while campaigning in Pennsylvania, focusing on energizing Black and Latino voters ahead of the crucial midterm elections.
A local developer has swiftly climbed the ranks in Philadelphia politics, leveraging community ties and development projects to gain influence. This rapid ascent highlights shifting dynamics in the city’s political landscape.
Democrat James Malone celebrated a surprising victory in GOP-leaning Lancaster County, Pa., highlighting a potential shift in voter sentiment. His win marks a notable breakthrough in a traditionally Republican stronghold.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker stands firm amid city workers’ strike, declaring, “If that means I’m a one-term mayor, then so be it.” Her unwavering stance highlights the high stakes in ongoing labor talks.
State Rep. Chris Rabb, known for his anti-establishment progressive stance, has announced his candidacy for the congressional seat of Dwight Evans, signaling a competitive race ahead.
Former President Trump is pushing to halt states from using mail-in voting and electronic voting machines, citing concerns over election integrity, according to NPR reports. Critics warn this could restrict voter access.
In a heated election season, voters in key battleground states turned their attention from Trump and Harris to football, seeking a brief respite from political tensions as the stakes remained high.
Helen Gym has emerged as Philadelphia’s most popular politician, according to a recent Philadelphia Magazine survey. Her advocacy on education and social issues resonates strongly with residents citywide.
Cherelle Parker emerges as the likely next mayor of Philadelphia, following a decisive lead in the city’s mayoral race. Her victory signals a shift toward progressive policies in the nation’s sixth-largest city.
A new book explores three centuries of civic reform in Philadelphia, revealing the city’s evolving efforts to address corruption, improve governance, and foster community engagement. Published by Hidden City Philadelphia.
Former Philadelphia Councilmember Bobby Henon has been transferred from prison to a halfway house, marking a step toward reintegration after serving time for corruption charges, according to Inquirer.com.
Philadelphia immigrant leaders express deep concern over President Trump’s deportation plans, pledging to resist efforts they say threaten their communities. They vow continued advocacy and legal challenges to protect immigrant rights.
President Joe Biden condemned recent acts of political violence during remarks in Philadelphia, calling for unity and respect in democratic processes, as tensions continue to rise nationwide.
Commentary: The Four Seasons Total Landscaping press conference initially seemed like a comedic misstep. However, the unusual choice of venue served as a stark warning about the chaotic state of political communication.
Vice President Harris told a Philadelphia church congregation that the upcoming election will “decide the fate of our nation for generations to come,” urging voters to participate in shaping America’s future.
Despite Democrats labeling Trump a fascist, many Pennsylvania voters saw him as a practical choice to ease financial burdens. Economic concerns outweighed rhetoric in key communities, shaping the 2020 election landscape.
The Philadelphia Eagles are actively working to remove counterfeit political ads circulating in the city. The team aims to protect voters from misinformation ahead of upcoming elections, partnering with local officials and platforms.
Shapiro emphasized the importance of active citizenship and democracy at the America in One Room event in Center City, Pennsylvania. He urged citizens to engage deeply and genuinely with national issues.