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Support non-Democrats at your own peril, the Philadelphia Democratic Party warned its members in a letter written by chairman Bob Brady last year. And last month, Brady and his party made good on its …

Update: Stabile defended his record of involvement in ballot challenges in an interview with PoliticsPA.

A U.S. judge has dismissed a Pennsylvania judges lawsuit that accused media publication The Daily Beast of defaming her for an article headline that stated…

The Republican State Leadership Committee’s Judicial Fairness initiative released an ad touting Republican Pennsylvania Judge Carolyn Carluccio.

Party committee members voting at their meeting in Hershey backed Carluccio over two other judges who had sought the endorsement.

GOP committee members backed Carolyn Carluccio over judges from Philadelphia and Allegheny County who had sought the endorsement.

The Pennsylvania Republican Party voted to endorse Carolyn Carluccio to be the party's nominee for an open state Supreme Court seat this fall.

Pennsylvania’s Republican Party is endorsing a Montgomery County judge, Carolyn Carluccio, to be the party’s nominee in this year’s election for an open state Supreme Court seat.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania Republican Party officials voted Saturday to endorse a Montgomery County judge, Carolyn Carluccio, to be the party’s nominee in this year’s election for an open state Supreme Court seat.