Category: Election
Middletown will elect a new Mayor with James Curry now running for Borough Council
By Sean Guay Middletown, Pennsylvania — After twelve years under the leadership of Mayor James Curry, the Borough of Middletown will elect a new mayor […]
Aspiring PA judges Prince and Battista remain in races, challenging establishment endorsements
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — The messy PA GOP Chairman Election and Endorsement Meeting might be over; but the fight – between the establishment GOP and the […]
Dauphin County Prothonotary Matthew Krupp to seek reelection
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — Incumbent Dauphin County Prothonotary Matthew Krupp announced he is seeking reelection to a third term in a news release this week. […]
Pennsylvania Attorney Josh Prince announces candidacy for Commonwealth Court Judge
Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania — Joshua “Josh” Prince, Esq., a Pa. attorney with more than 15 years of distinguished leadership in legal advocacy and defense of constitutional […]
2020 Election skeptics seek “declaratory judgment” in Pennsylvania court
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — Maybe half the country’s citizenry has moved on from the election unrest of 2020, but Leah Hoopes and Greg Stenstrom, and an […]
Influential Cumberland County Republican hosts meet-and-greet for Democrat state rep. candidate
Camp Hill, Pennsylvania – Is it politics as usual in Cumberland County? David Buell, a Republican political insider and most recently a past contender for […]
The status quo has made a mess in Cumberland Valley schools | Kelly Potteiger
By: Kelly Potteiger “Status quo, you know, is Latin for ‘the mess we’re in’.” – Ronald Reagan So now let’s consider the status quo for […]
Letter to the Editor: Cumberland County Republican Committee does not represent local interests
Currently, the reported number of registered voters in Cumberland County is 60,621 Democrats, and 87,030 Republicans. Simple math dictates that to win an election in […]
Senator Cris Dush plans for Pennsylvania to leave ERIC, Electronic Registration Information Center
“In the upcoming months the State Government Committee will be taking the lead on this issue and charting a path for Pennsylvania to leave ERIC and provide a reasonable, non-partisan substitute for ERIC data,” said Sen. Cris Dush.
Lindsay Drew for State Rep reported late contributions of $100,000 from The PA House Democratic Campaign Committee
Lindsay Drew for State Representative reported late contributions of $100,000 from The Pennsylvania House Democratic Campaign Committee on October 21st, 2020.
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