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The complaint, filed by Council Member Mackenzie Kelly and ex-candidate Linda Guerrero, claims Adler used city resources for political advertising.

Eligible Choctaw Nation tribal members will get to vote on a number of tribal council seats and chief this year as the Choctaw Nation gears up for elections later this

Mike Miller, an Ephrata Township resident who ran an unsuccessful 2022 primary race for a state Senate seat, is suing Lancaster County over restrictions the county is placing on how

It’s never a good sign when official legislative business becomes a punch line.

HARRISBURG - It’s never a good sign when official legislative business becomes a punch line. In 2021, 19% of laws passed by Pennsylvania’s Republican-controlled General Assembly renamed a bridge or ro...

It’s never a good sign when official legislative business becomes a punch line.

THE ISSUE: At least 204 Lancaster County voters over the age of 65 had their mail ballots rejected in the November election because they made minor mistakes such as writing

The reversal by a Texas state appellate court in Austin of the unjustified conviction of former House majority leader Tom DeLay is the culmination of an undeserved political lynching. The abusive prosecution by local officials in Texas, as the editors of NRO said in 2011, “exemplifies the drive to criminalize politics and to make the ordinary and normal processes of raising and spending money for political campaigns a crime.”

OPINION by KENNEY ENNEY If you were to believe progressives like Carey Alvord-Schof and her radical supporters, the challenge to my appointment to the

The fate of Laughlins bill and other GOP efforts to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution hinge on which party will have control over the state House.