The death of Rep. Matt Gergely has shaken up the makeup of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. It will be split 101-101 among Democrats and Republicans until a special election is held. The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is evenly split among Democrats and Republicans after the death of an Allegheny County lawmaker.
State Representative Frank Burns announced that he is continuing the investigation into the “massive systematic failure” during Election Day voting in Cambria County. Burns has requested details on the testing procedure for the voting machines,
Pennsylvania changed in the Trump era from being a somewhat Democratic-leaning state to a top presidential battleground, voting for the winning candidate in all 3 of Donald Trump’s elections.— One indicator of the GOP’s growth in the state is changing voter registration patterns,
Trump narrowly won the critical swing state of Pennsylvania over Vice President Kamala Harris last fall, which clinched his return to the White House. During his pre-inauguration rally speech on Sunday, Trump lauded Musk for all his help with the campaign.
Pennsylvania lawmakers beginning their new legislative session this month are preparing to debate what changes, if any, should be made to the way the state’s elections are run.
Matthew Gergely was first elected in 2023 to replace Lt. Gov. Austin Davis after he resigned from the 35th District seat in Allegheny County.
With flags at the capitol flying at half-mast, Pennsylvania legislators began to move forward to fill the vacancy left by House by Rep. Matt Gergely, D-McKeesport,
A comment made by former President Donald Trump at his victory rally has sparked wild conspiracy theories suggesting that Elon Musk played a role in rigging the 2024 election results in Pennsylvania. Speaking to an enthusiastic crowd on Sunday, Trump praised Musk for his expertise with computers, particularly in relation to vote-counting systems.
A special election will be held March 25 in the Pittsburgh area to fill a vacancy in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, one that would break the current 101-101 tie
Senate Democrats grilled Bondi about past comments she made about fraud in the 2020 election. She refused to say whether Biden had "won" the election.
This story was updated at 5:12 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21, to reflect statements from District Attorney Heather Adams and Lancaster County commissioners.