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Letter: Why Aliquippa needs a new state senator in Harrisburg Beaver County Times My question to Sen. Camera Bartolotta: As you often say, have you gotten to the "bottom of it" yet, meaning the false conspiracies about our state election? If you have, there's nothing there but mucky and racist GOP falsehoods down there. You now see where clinging to them takes you, i.e., the criminal attempt to overthrow our state election in the Congress. Trump told you why: Too many Black votes in certain areas of our state. This leads to my point. You don't represent Aliquippa, gerrymandered into your Wash...

Sen. Camera Bartolotta, the Carroll Township Republican, has been appointed the chair of the Senate Labor and Industry Committee.

AP   Closing the gap Democrats in Pennsylvania still have a registration edge of 700,000 over Republicans, with 4.2 million Democrats, compared to 3.5 million Republicans. However, the GOP has been making gains, while Democrats have seen small losses. Over the last four years, Republicans added 205,000 registered voters, while Democrats saw their total registration slip by 10,000. Nowhere has this trend been more pronounced than Westmoreland County. As recently as 25 years ago, Democrats there boasted a 2-1 registration edge, but Republicans took the lead in registered voters in 2019. —...

NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Regional political leaders condemn violent insurrection in Washington Leaders rebuked the violence caused by an armed mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters who raided the U.S. Capitol Wednesday. Members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation and local political leaders are calling for less vitriol in American politics after Wednesday's insurrection in Washington, D.C. Many rebuked the violence caused by an armed mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters who raided the U.S. Capitol. U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey...

Here’s what to watch in Pennsylvania politics in 2021 | John Baer Updated Dec 31, 2020; Yes, we’re still in a pandemic and our focus should be on beating COVID-19. Yet the partisan politics of our partisan state remain active and moving forward no matter what. So, here are four things to watch as a brand-new year kicks into gear. 1. Gov. Tom Wolf versus the (still) Republican legislature: Thinking the season of joy brought peace and love to these ever-dueling combatants is like thinking Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr shared a peaceful stroll in the park. Keep expectations low. Little,...