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Op-Ed: Arizona should look to Florida's voting reforms | National - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: Arizona should look to Florida's voting reforms | National

Until this month, Pennsylvania owned the dubious distinction among states of most embarrassing election management. But given its own lethargy in counting votes in its primary, Arizona has now edged

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Op-Ed: Arizona should look to Florida's voting reforms | National News - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: Arizona should look to Florida's voting reforms | National News

Until this month, Pennsylvania owned the dubious distinction among states of most embarrassing election management. But given its own lethargy in counting votes in its primary, Arizona has now edged

Op-Ed: Arizona should look to Florida's voting reforms | State - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: Arizona should look to Florida's voting reforms | State

Until this month, Pennsylvania owned the dubious distinction among states of most embarrassing election management. But given its own lethargy in counting votes in its primary, Arizona has now edged

Pennsylvania's highest court could give cities the go-ahead to craft their own gun laws | Spotlight Pa - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's highest court could give cities the go-ahead to craft their own gun laws | Spotlight Pa

HARRISBURG — While Pennsylvania voters might look to the General Assembly to take action on new gun laws after the massacre of nearly 20 children in Texas, the judiciary will

Pennsylvania government workers get bonuses, while lawmakers avoid sending $2,000 checks to residents | Kristen Walters - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania government workers get bonuses, while lawmakers avoid sending $2,000 checks to residents | Kristen Walters

While Pennsylvania lawmakers continue to debate how to best use the $2 billion in federal aid the state received from the American Rescue Plan Act, state government workers have already been approved to receive pay bonuses.