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It’s been 298 years since a woman led Pennsylvania. As the upcoming election approaches, voters and analysts debate whether this historic gap will influence the race and shape the state’s political future.
Philadelphia’s suburban primaries next week feature key races that could reshape local leadership. Voters will decide on critical county and school board seats, highlighting issues from education to public safety.
Jimmy Kimmel has obtained Italian citizenship, citing frustrations with U.S. politics as a key factor. The late-night host’s new dual nationality highlights growing political discontent, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
With his legacy on the line and Vice President Harris maintaining distance, President Biden returns to Pennsylvania aiming to solidify support ahead of key midterm battles. The trip underscores Biden’s strategic focus on the battleground state.
Protesters gathered nationwide across the U.S. in “No Kings” rallies, voicing strong opposition to former President Trump. The demonstrations highlighted widespread concerns over his political influence and legacy.
Inside the GOP’s calculated push to narrow Donald Trump’s loss in Philadelphia, focusing on targeted outreach and voter mobilization efforts to reduce the Democratic margin in key neighborhoods, according to Inquirer.com.
Important Pennsylvania elections are set for 2025, with key races shaping the state’s political future. Voters will decide on crucial local and state offices, impacting policy and governance. Stay informed with The Pennsylvania Independent.
At the Philadelphia250 gala, “Philly girl” Jill Biden delivered a warm, unifying speech, steering clear of politics. Her remarks focused on community strength and shared values, resonating with the hometown crowd.
Anti-Krasner ads funded by a super PAC have begun airing in Philadelphia as the DA race nears its final weeks, intensifying a contentious campaign in the battle for the city’s top prosecutor position.
Frustrations over Kensington’s ongoing issues erupted in a heated Philly City Council meeting, with fiery speeches and demands for action. Emotions boiled over as officials clashed, underscoring the urgency of addressing the neighborhood’s crisis.
At a small liberal arts college in Delaware County, students uphold the tradition of “Pizza and Politics” during presidential debates, blending lively discussion with shared meals to engage the community in civics.
Kamala Harris’ campaign sharply criticized Bob Brady for shirking responsibility after Tuesday’s red wave, calling out his lack of leadership. The backlash highlights growing tensions within the party ahead of upcoming elections.
‘POTUS,’ a sharp political comedy, opens at the Arden Theatre, spotlighting the mishaps and chaos behind the presidency. WHYY reviews the play’s timely humor and sharp satire on American politics.
Bob Brady confirms he will remain in his position despite concerns raised by some Philadelphia Democrats about his long tenure. The party faces internal debates over leadership and future direction.
Confusion spreads in Philadelphia and beyond after the sudden removal of the Department of Homeland Security’s list of “sanctuary jurisdictions.” Officials and residents seek clarity on immigration enforcement policies.
“The Politics of Trash – The Philadelphia Citizen” explores how waste management decisions in Philadelphia reveal deep political divides, impacting communities and highlighting issues of environmental justice and governance.
The Trump administration has nominated a new U.S. attorney for the Philadelphia region, marking a significant update in the federal legal leadership. The nominee is expected to oversee key prosecutions and legal matters in the area.
Pennsylvania’s 2024 election heats up as key developments unfold. Voter shifts, campaign strategies, and emerging issues are reshaping the race. Stay informed with the latest updates and analysis in the PA 2024 Newsletter.
U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans announced he will retire from Congress in 2027, ending a distinguished career representing Philadelphia. Evans cited a desire to focus on family and community work.
Philly labor unions are divided in their support for the next district attorney, reflecting differing priorities on criminal justice and worker rights. The split highlights challenges in uniting key community voices ahead of the election.