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Beer spending that day in Philadelphia and its collar counties surpassed Thanksgiving Eve and New Year's Eve, typically the busiest days of the year for beer stores and bars. → Read More
The local officials Pa. elects this year will run the 2024 elections. They’ll be responsible for certifying the results. → Read More
We used Apple Watches to see how heart rates fluctuated during the Super Bowl. → Read More
The outage began about 1 p.m. and continued for several hours, affecting Philadelphia's Fishtown and neighboring areas. → Read More
If you’re watching the Super Bowl in the Philadelphia region and you have an Apple Watch, we want to talk to you for a fun little experiment. → Read More
The decision was a victory for Democrats, who had sought the Feb. 7 date for holding the special elections. → Read More
Tuesday’s speaker election was full of surprises — even by Harrisburg standards. And many questions remain about what will happen next under House Speaker Mark Rozzi. → Read More
What happened during the vote for Pa. House speaker? We break it down. → Read More
An Inquirer analysis of the almost-final 2022 results and those from past elections raises questions about the city’s future role in statewide races. → Read More
The race for control of the chamber had come down to just two uncalled races: the 151st District and Bucks County’s 142nd District. Democrats needed to win only one to take a majority. → Read More
With almost all votes counted across Pennsylvania, control of the state House has come down to two districts in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. → Read More
The dramatic expansion of mail voting has brought major changes to how voters cast ballots, how votes are counted, and how election results are reported. → Read More
If Pennsylvania’s high-stakes U.S. Senate race is as close as expected, a wait for results out of the state’s largest city is sure to shine a national spotlight on Philadelphia. → Read More
There will likely be tens of thousands of undated and wrongly dated ballots rejected statewide under a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling. → Read More
But in a withering opinion, Common Pleas Court Judge Anne Marie Coyle blasted city elections officials for ending what she described as a valuable fraud deterrence and detection procedure. → Read More
The entire country will be watching Pennsylvania's governor, Senate, and U.S. House races on Tuesday night. → Read More
The justices on Saturday clarified what they meant when they ordered earlier this week that wrongly dated mail ballots be rejected. Meanwhile, a new lawsuit was filed in federal court on the issue. → Read More
The justices on Saturday clarified what they meant when they ordered earlier this week that wrongly dated mail ballots be rejected. Meanwhile, a new lawsuit was filed in federal court on the issue. → Read More
Since the Pennsylvania Supreme Court didn’t define a wrongly dated ballot, counties are now scrambling to figure out how to identify them just days before the midterm elections. → Read More
A down-to-the-wire U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania has renewed some attention — albeit less than two years ago — on how mail ballots can be rejected in the state. → Read More