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On today’s episode of The Confluence: More than 1.2 million Pennsylvania voters have requested a mail-in ballot for this year’s midterm, we discuss how the state is preparing for November’s election with mounting legal challenges; and how might redrawn districts for state House and Senate races impact the election outcomes? Today’s guests include: Leigh Chapman, Pennsylvania’s acting Secretary of State; and Chris Potter, WESA’s government and accountability editor.

Republican candidates have scrubbed their websites of hardline anti-abortion rhetoric and changed their stances ahead of the general election.

Open primaries and runoff elections in PA? Average gas price hits $5 in Keystone State. Senate passes bill to prohibit transgender athletes out of girls’ sports. Here is the Playbook.

/PRNewswire/ -- A diverse team of veteran journalists and leading academic scholars announced today the launch of The Emancipator, www.theemancipator.org, a...

An Allegheny County judge has ordered a recount of the ballots cast in the May 18 primary for two candidates seeking the Democratic nomination to run for the Ward 8 commissioner’s seat in Ross Township. Democrats Lauren Hergert and Denise Rickenbrode each received 235 votes, according to an unofficial tally