Candy Woodall
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Harrisburg, PA, United States
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Past articles by Candy:
'Least of two evils.' Why swing voters in Pa. backed Democrats in a midterm destined for the GOP
Distaste for former President Donald Trump and wariness about the GOP's rightward shift led many swing voters in Pennsylvania to back Democrats. → Read More
Pa. prepares for omicron COVID variant: What we know and don't know
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday recommended COVID boosters to everyone 18 and older. → Read More
Rally held in Pa. capital as U.S. Supreme Court hears Mississippi abortion case
The Harrisburg rally happened as the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a high-profile Mississippi abortion case. → Read More
Pa. lawmakers on break: Here's what the Legislature didn't do before Thanksgiving
State lawmakers are on a holiday recess and won't return until Dec. 13. → Read More
'Everybody needs to fight.' Anti-vaccine mandate advocates protest at Pa. state Capitol
Days after announcing a potential bid for Pennsylvania governor, state Sen. Doug Mastriano held his first major event — an anti-vaccine rally for so-called medical freedom. → Read More
Pa. Senate leader Jake Corman set to announce run for governor as rival Mastriano explores bid
Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman is a proven fundraiser with decades of experience in Pennsylvania politics. → Read More
New Pa. poll: Biden's approval rating drops, more voters support masks in schools
Some Pennsylvania voters say their feelings have worsened toward the president because of the Afghanistan withdrawal, immigration and inflation. → Read More
Pa. GOP lawmakers wanted to overturn the state's mask mandate in schools. What happened?
Legislators close to the discussions said Republicans were divided on how to move forward on school mask mandates. → Read More
Pa. AG Josh Shapiro says he's running for governor 'at a critical time in America'
Shapiro is running unopposed so far, which is unprecedented in a statewide election with an open seat. → Read More
Pa. AG Shapiro sues Senate GOP to block subpoenas on private voter information. What to know
It's the second lawsuit that's been filed since Senate Republicans voted to collect sensitive information on more than 9 million Pennsylvania voters. → Read More
U.S. governors in both parties struggle to fight Delta variant with less executive power
The power struggle between the executive and legislative branches is not new, but it has been exacerbated by a pandemic that became political. → Read More
Senate Republicans move to collect personal info on every Pa. voter at taxpayers' expense
It was not immediately clear who would have access to voters' personal information once it is obtained. → Read More
Nearly 2 decades after 9/11, a former firefighter sees the NYC memorial for the first time
Michael Silvestri didn't die on 9/11, but he has been fighting for his life for 20 years. → Read More
Wolf administration's school mask mandate starts today. Is it legal?
Constitutional law experts say the amendments that passed in the May primary do not apply to the school mask mandate. → Read More
Delta variant in Pa.: How can Gov. Wolf manage COVID surge after voters stripped his power?
The Delta variant is responsible for 65% of new COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania, according to Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam. → Read More
Pa. eviction moratorium set to end. What renters, landlords need to know
About 600,000 Pennsylvanians say they are at risk of losing their homes this summer. → Read More
Biden in Pa.: President pushes voting rights as Republicans challenge his election
Two years ago, he started his bid by fighting for the soul of America. On Tuesday, he was fighting for democracy. → Read More
Pa. task force to help with 'dangerous work' in Florida condo collapse, Wolf says
The Pennsylvania task force is one of 28 search and rescue task forces that can be mobilized by the federal government. → Read More
Pa. budget passes with more money for schools, nursing homes and no tax increases
Lawmakers voted to save most of the federal relief money, despite calls from Democrats to spend more on schools and pandemic recovery. → Read More
Pa. lawmakers, Wolf close to budget deadline: 5 things to watch
Lawmakers say they expect to finalize the budget plan next week, as the new fiscal year begins on July 1. → Read More