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April 3, 2024
Jim Wright’s attorney Steve Susman is living proof that clients may lose, but lawyers don’t.
June 5, 2022
If Republican Doug Mastriano is elected governor of Pennsylvania, the state could become a test case for his idea to wipe its voter rolls clean and make everyone re-register if they want to vote again.
June 3, 2022
HARRISBURG — Doug Mastriano, Pennsylvania’s Republican candidate for governor, has made no secret of his endorsement of former President Trump’s assertion that widespread fraud cost him the 2020 election. A state senator and retired Army colonel, Mastriano says he wants to make everyone reregister if they want to vote again.
June 3, 2022
The concept flatly violates federal law, legal scholars say, and may conflict with state law, not to mention constitutional protections.
June 2, 2022
A state senator and retired U.S. Army colonel, Mastriano says he wants to make everyone re-register if they want to vote again.
June 2, 2022
Doug Mastriano, nominated by Republican voters in last month's primary election for governor, faces Democrat Josh Shapiro in the November general election. He...
June 2, 2022
If Republican Doug Mastriano is elected governor of Pennsylvania, the state could become a test case for his idea to wipe its voter rolls clean and make everyone re-register if
June 2, 2022
If Republican Doug Mastriano is elected governor of Pennsylvania, the state could become a test case for his idea to wipe its voter rolls clean and make everyone re-register if they want to vote again
June 2, 2022
Doug Mastriano, Pennsylvania's Republican candidate for governor, is perhaps the state's most prominent peddler of former President Donald Trump's lie that widespread fraud cost him the 2020 election.
June 2, 2022
Mastriano says he wants to make everyone re-register if they want to vote again. The concept flatly violates federal law, legal scholars say, and may conflict with state law, not to mention constitutional protections.