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Federal and state officials in Pennsylvania report no evidence supporting claims of election fraud, affirming the integrity of the recent vote. These findings counter ongoing allegations and reassure voters.
Hundreds gathered at Philadelphia City Hall to protest the disappearance of National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) funds. Artists and activists demand renewed support for the arts amid mounting political challenges.
Andy Kim discusses his Philly-area roots, critiques Trump’s cabinet appointments, and outlines strategic priorities for Democrats as they navigate upcoming political challenges, reflecting on the party’s path forward.
District Attorney Larry Krasner touts Philadelphia as “safer and freer” as he campaigns for a third term. Voters now face a critical choice on his progressive policies amid ongoing debates about crime and justice reform.
WATCH: Vice President Kamala Harris held a spirited rally in Philadelphia alongside Oprah Winfrey and Lady Gaga on the final day of the campaign, energizing supporters ahead of the pivotal election.
Bucks County, the last purple stronghold in Philly’s suburbs, stands as a key battleground in the upcoming election. With its swing voters, the county could tip the race between Trump and Harris, underscoring its crucial role.
In Philadelphia, Vice President Kamala Harris faces an unusual challenge: convincing voters to move off the couch and engage. The American Prospect explores how local dynamics shape her campaign efforts in this pivotal city.
The Philadelphia Citizen explores ‘The New Urban Order,’ advocating a politics of repair to address urban decay. The article highlights strategies to rebuild communities through inclusive, sustainable policies shaping the city’s future.
A prominent political and labor leader in Philadelphia has been sentenced to six years in prison. The ruling marks a significant development in local governance and labor relations. Further details to follow.
The indictment of George Norcross marks a pivotal shift in New Jersey’s political scene, experts say. Once a powerful kingmaker, Norcross faces charges that could reshape local influence and voter trust.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are debating a bill to ban the use of “Alabama” as a racial slur. The move aims to address offensive language and promote respect in public discourse, sparking mixed reactions statewide.
Democratic governors Josh Shapiro, Phil Murphy, and others will rally for Kamala Harris in North Philadelphia this Sunday. The event aims to boost support ahead of upcoming elections, highlighting party unity.
Donald Trump rallied a strong turnout of MAGA supporters in Philadelphia’s traditionally Democratic suburbs, signaling enduring loyalty among conservative voters despite shifting political landscapes.
Bernie Sanders brought his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour to Philadelphia on May Day, spotlighting economic inequality and urging support for workers’ rights in a city with deep labor roots.
Democrat Dan Goughnour secured victory in Pennsylvania’s state House race, ensuring his party maintains control. The win marks a continued Democratic presence in the state’s legislature. (NBC10 Philadelphia)
WATCH: Vice President Harris energized voters at a Philadelphia community center, emphasizing key issues in the pivotal swing state of Pennsylvania ahead of the upcoming election. Coverage by PBS.
Former Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney re-entered the political spotlight, actively campaigning for Vice President Harris while sharply criticizing former President Trump during recent appearances, signaling a strong Democratic push ahead.
Philadelphia DA issued a blunt warning ahead of Election Day, emphasizing tough consequences for any attempts to interfere with the voting process. The stark message underscores heightened vigilance in the city.
Protesters clashed with police outside the Donald Trump-Kamala Harris debate in Philadelphia, highlighting deep political divisions as security struggled to manage the tense crowd, according to Inquirer.com.
“Deep Canvassing in Philadelphia: A Love Story” explores how heartfelt, empathetic conversations transformed voter engagement in the city, highlighting the power of personal connection in political organizing.