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Judicial retention elections in Pennsylvania are usually sleepy. But this year, Republicans say they’re going all in to unseat three Democratic Supreme Court justices.

Pennsylvania has more than 1.3 million unaffiliated voters who are not able to cast ballots in the state's primaries.

The men successfully changed voter registration information for about three dozen people in Delaware County in 2021.

About 50% of 673 elected municipal officials said they ran unopposed in both the primary and general elections that got them in office, according to their response to a 2021 survey by the Center

When Election Day bomb threats were received in key swing states last November, Pennsylvania’s top elections officials were ready, thanks to warnings from an arm of the Department of Homeland

Scot Presler's efforts could prove decisive given that the Keystone State has been decided by only tens of thousands of votes the past few elections.

It’s hard not to see the political parallels between Cottbus, a city of 100,000 about 75 miles south of Berlin, and Rust Belt swaths of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

In Pennsylvania, Republican Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt said states need federal help to safeguard elections from foreign and domestic bad actors.

The 2025 elections may not represent what the national environment will look like next year, but each race will test the GOP’s momentum and whether the cultural and political shifts of the last election are sustainable.

Board members hope to avoid the chaos and confusion that surrounded the printing and mailing of ballots during the 2024 general election.

This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania.