What will the election on November 3 mean for America’s future and for us here in Adams County? On Tuesday, November 10, just one week after the November 3 midterm election, Gettysburg Democracy for America, Blue Storm Action and the Adams County Democratic Committee are sponsoring a “Post-Election Community Forum” focused on examining election results
Dear Voter, As your candidate, I am honored and privileged to run again for the office of US Representative for Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District. It means everything to me to be a voice in Congress for our precious Democracy, Reproductive Freedom, Affordability, Gun Safety, Public Education, Universal Healthcare, Immigration Reform, the Environment, and more. And
by Whitney Downard, Pennsylvania Capital-Star Amid a national legal battle over the use of mail-in voting ahead of this year’s midterm elections, Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt said Wednesday that Pennsylvanians should be confident in the state’s election process and security. “The Department of State remains committed to ensuring another free, fair, safe and
Voter turnout in today’s Adams County’s General Primary Election was modest, with 10,551 ballots cast out of 76,245 registered voters, for an overall turnout of 13.84 percent, according to unofficial results. Republican turnout reached 17.74 percent, while 14.39 percent of registered Democrats voted. At the state level, Adams County Democrats backed the uncontested incumbent tickets,
This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. by Carter Walker, Votebeat The KNOWiNK Poll Pad, seen here at the Brazos Center in Bryan, Texas in 2024, is the most popular e-pollbook in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Montinique Monroe for Votebeat) Votebeat is a nonprofit news
By John Cole | The Center Square contributor In the latest chapter of U.S. Sen. John Fetterman’s strained relationship with his own party, a key swing county’s Democratic Party has called for him to be voted out of office in 2028. “TRAITOR to Democrats. TRAITOR to Pennsylvanians. TRAITOR to those who worked tirelessly to elect him
The three Democratic candidates seeking the nomination for Pennsylvania’s 91st House District shared their approaches to taxation, economic development, and social issues during a candidate forum hosted locally this week. The event, organized with support from Gettysburg Rising and Community Media of South Central PA, featured candidates Tony Nunez Guzman, Kathleen Pratt, and Darian Sundberg,
On May 19, Pennsylvanians will vote for primary candidates in races for governor, state House, and Senate, and more. Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. Photo by Elizabeth Estrada of Spotlight PA
Pennsylvania has universal no-excuse mail voting. Here’s everything you need to know about the process ahead of the May 19 primary election. by Elizabeth Estrada of Spotlight PA Workers sort mail ballots on Primary Election Day 2024 at Northampton County Courthouse in Easton, Pennsylvania. Matt Smith / For Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan,
Republican Catherine Wallen has won the 193rd Pennsylvania House District special election Tuesday, defeating Democrat Todd Crawley across the two-county district that includes parts of Adams and Cumberland counties. In the Adams County portion of the district, Wallen earned about 63 percent of the votes (3,639 total) to Crawley’s 2,171, according to unofficial results. Write-in
Shelley Inglis, Rutgers University President Donald Trump, in his State of the Union address on Feb. 24, 2026, doubled down on his false claims that the U.S. election system is compromised. He asserted that “the cheating is rampant in our elections. It’s rampant.” Research has found that voter fraud is rare in the United States. AP Photo/Bryon
A March 17 special election will determine the new representative for Pennsylvania’s 193rd House District following Torren Ecker’s appointment to the Court of Common Pleas. Voters in southern Cumberland County and northern Adams County will choose between Republican Catherine Wallen and Democratic nominee Todd Crawley. Crawley, a longtime environmental health and safety professional and former
Kathleen Pratt announces her candidacy to serve the people of the 91st District in the Pennsylvania General Assembly. Pratt will run on the Democratic ticket. When elected, Kathleen will be a state representative that listens to the needs of the 91st District and takes action. Her priorities will be the priorities of the voters, common-sense
by Ian Karbal, Pennsylvania Capital-Star Pennsylvanians may be getting unexpected knocks on their door, or seeing hopeful campaigners out collecting signatures over the next three weeks. (Photo by Seth Tupper/South Dakota Searchlight) That’s because the period for potential primary candidates in the commonwealth to file their nomination petitions began Tuesday. Candidates who want to appear
On Wednesday, January 25th, I was able to sit down with and interview Nick Lovell, a Republican candidate for State House in the 91st district. Lovell opened with his reason for running, citing his Christian faith, service to his community, and experience on the Littlestown School Board. “I am a very devout Christian and I
Republican candidate for Pennsylvania State Representative in the 91st District, Nick Lovell, met with Adams County residents Saturday during a well-attended community meet and greet at the Gettysburg Rec Park. Lovell was introduced by Dr. Al Moyer, Executive Director of the Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority and Vice President of the Gettysburg Area School Board, who
Editors’s Note: The following is an interview with Adams County resident Beth Farnham, who is running for the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District in 2026. Many Thanks to Waynesboro High School Junior Alex Cabrera for the report. Alex Cabrera: ”When did you first believe that you should run for U.S. Congress?”
Democratic Gettysburg Councilmember Chad-Alan Carr (with 913 votes), has defeated incumbent Rita Frealing (736 votes) to become Gettysburg’s next mayor. Frealing ran as a Republican in the election after narrowly losing to Carr in the Democract primary in May. Carr ran on a platform in which he will cede control of the police department to
Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — Pennsylvanians have voted to retain three Democratic state Supreme Court justices, granting them additional terms on the bench after an
Polls closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday across Adams County, and election officials are now tabulating ballots from all 51 precincts. Voters cast ballots for statewide judges, county offices, municipal leaders, and school board seats in the 2025 general election. Although some preliminary numbers are already available, Gettysburg Connection will delay reporting results until the final
David Patterson Soule, University of Richmond, and Kyle Redican, University of Richmond After the U.S. census is conducted every 10 years, each state must redraw its congressional districts to account for any loss or gain of congressional seats and to maintain an equal population in each district. The new congressional districts in Texas and the
Upper Adams School Board candidates made a final push to connect with local voters days before Election Day. Six of the seven candidates running for the four open seats on the nine-member board mingled with voters at a meet-and-greet at the National Apple Museum Monday night. Candidates Rachel Elliott, Kay Hollabaugh, John Lindemulder, Matthew Lustig,
On Nov. 4, you may be asked to consider candidates who want to make decisions on local taxes, public safety, and more in your community. Here’s what you need to know. by Min Xian of Spotlight PA State College Municipal Elections 101 from Spotlight PA educates readers about the local positions on their ballots and empowers them to
The conservative political action committee is closely associated with two other groups urging voters to reject new terms for Supreme Court justices. by Katie Meyer of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our
by Peter Hall, Pennsylvania Capital-StarSeptember 27, 2025 County election officials are required to accurately report when voters’ mail-in ballots have been set aside because of disqualifying errors and allow their votes to be counted on provisional ballots, Pennsylvania’s highest court ruled. Poll workers demonstrate how ballots are received, processed, scanned, and securely stored on Election
On Tuesday, November 4, we have our next municipal election. While municipal elections are vital for the health and vibrancy of our community, most registered voters don’t show up to vote. While national and state-level elections attract the most attention, it is the municipal elections — covering local offices such as mayor, township supervisor, school
On Wednesday, October 1, 2025, Gettysburg College will host a forum featuring the candidates running in the upcoming election for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the 51st Judicial District: Torren Ecker and Paul Royer. The forum will consist of a series of questions posed by the moderator and the audience, allowing the
The race for four open four-year term seats on the Gettysburg Area School Board brought four candidates to a public forum this week at Gettysburg College’s Eisenhower Institute. Moderated by journalist Alex Hayes, the event gave voters an opportunity to hear how those seeking office would address budget pressures, enrollment trends, diversity, and community engagement.
Candidates for the Mayor of Gettysburg in the November 4 Municipal Election, Chad-Alan Carr and Rita Frealing, met on Tuesday evening in Mora Hall on the Gettysburg College Campus for a forum sponsored by the College’s Eisenhower Institute. Gettysburg College Public Policy Professor Anne Douds moderated the debate which also included comments from two candidates
Monday, September 29; 5 to 7 pm – Littlestown Park Pavilion 5 Please join the People’s Town Hall Committee for an opportunity to meet Littlestown School Board candidates Rachel Wagner-Hutchison and Susan Kratz, Democratic candidates for Littlestown Area School Board in the upcoming election on November 4. Bring your questions for the candidates and learn
By Katie Meyer of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — On Nov. 4, voters across Pennsylvania will fill vacancies on Commonwealth Court and Superior Court. Pennsylvania’s two intermediate
The Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College will launch Democracy Week on Monday, Sept. 15, with a series of events designed to connect students and community members with local organizations, election candidates, and civic conversations. The week opens Monday, Sept. 15, with an inclusive community event in Plank Gym where attendees can meet local organizations working
As part of its annual Democracy Week, the Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College will host two candidate forums for upcoming elections for mayor of Gettysburg and seats on the Gettysburg Area School District Board, organizers announced Sept. 5, 2025. The forums are intended to educate attendees on the election process and voter engagement. They will
On Saturday, August 23rd, at the Franklin County Visitors Center in Chambersburg, Beth Farnham officially launched her 2026 campaign for US Representative of Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District. In a room festooned with pink balloons, several Beth Farnham for Congress yard signs, and American flags, Mrs. Farnham delivered her impassioned speech to represent “Everyday Americans” whom
The Beth Farnham for Congress campaign is excited to announce her run for the office of US Representative for Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District. The announcement event will be on August 23rd, 2025, at the Franklin County Visitors Bureau, 15 S Main St, Chambersburg, PA, 17201. Doors will open at 10:40 am, and the event will
Ryan Kerney announces his candidacy for the School Board in the Gettysburg Area School District. Dr. Kerney is a biologist with a rich teaching experience from middle school to medical school, including several teacher training programs. He is stepping up to fill the two-year position left vacant by outgoing board member Cynthia Ayers. His leadership
After a careful canvass of last week’s primary election ballots, the Adams County Office of Elections and Voter Registration has announced the results of the write-in votes. Candidates who received a minimum of 10 write-in votes can be placed on the fall municipal election ballot if they meet the other requirements. The biggest news from
In a closely watched and heavily contested contest, current borough council member Chad-Alan Carr has won the Democratic nomination for mayor, defeating incumbent Rita Frealing by a margin of 31 votes in today’s municipal primary election. Carr secured 268 votes to Frealing’s 237, with one additional write-in vote recorded. The race produced 506 total ballots
Dear LASD Community, We’re writing today to reaffirm our commitment to the students, families, and future of Littlestown Area School District. Our focus remains clear: we are here to serve students, taxpayers, and the entire LASD community with integrity, transparency, and accountability. Our campaign is built on real, measurable priorities—stronger academics, improved state test scores,
As the May 20 primary election approaches, Gettysburg Connection extends its sincere appreciation to the individuals who have stepped forward to run for public office in Adams County. A total of 289 candidates—78 Democrats and 211 Republicans—are appearing on the ballot across a wide range of local offices. These races include school director, township supervisor,
As a long time resident of Gettysburg Borough, I am convinced that supporting Chad-Alan Carr to be our next mayor is the right thing to do. Gettysburg Borough residents have many concerns, issues and complaints. I would like to address the three I think stand out most. Transparency: Too often over the years it has
When I made the decision to run for school board, it wasn’t about politics. It was about people—students, families, educators, and the future of our public schools. As a parent of three — including two Littlestown graduates and a rising high schooler—and someone who has spent the past several years working with and supporting local
A crowd of roughly 250 people gathered Saturday at The Barn Resort for a “People’s Town Hall,” calling on elected officials to engage more directly with their constituents. The event featured appearances by U.S. Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA 4th), who spoke via Zoom, and Pennsylvania State Rep. and Democratic National Committee co-chair Malcolm Kenyatta. Notably
Attorney Josh Prince is running for a seat on the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court. Josh Prince has built an unparalleled career holding government accountable, ensuring the lawis applied as written and Constitution intended. Now, he is seeking to become a judge on theCommonwealth Court to further serve the People. With more than 15 years of legal
In an effort to create open dialogue between residents and their elected officials, a committee of local organizers will hold a “People’s Town Hall” on Saturday at The Barn Resort at Gettysburg. Due to the overwhelming response, the venue was relocated from its original location at Gettysburg College. The idea emerged about a month ago,
Kay Hollabaugh is a worthy candidate for the Upper Adams School Board. More than that, she is a necessary member of the Upper Adams School Board. She has been actively serving the Upper Adams community through her work as an owner with Hollabaugh Bros. Inc. for over 30 years and her two years that she
Upper Adams Community Cares (UACC) has assembled a slate of candidates for the May 20 primary. These are the bipartisan candidates for Upper Adams School District (UASD) board of school directors: Kay Hollabaugh, Deb Steckler, Eric Markle, Rachel Elliott and John Lindemulder of which voters can select four. These candidates represent a wide swath of
Gettysburg Rising hosted a candidate forum at the Gettysburg YMCA last night, where about 25 voters listened to and asked questions of candidates for County Judge of Common Pleas and County Sheriff. The candidates for Judge were Paul Royer and Torren Ecker. John Wega was the only County Sheriff candidate appearing, although candidate Josh Fitting
Five bi-partisan Upper Adams Community members are running to fill four open seats on the Upper Adams School Board. All have either children or grandchildren in the District. They have witnessed the actions of some Board members over the past year and would like to bring some consistency and respect to the Board. John Lindemulder,
Six candidates for the Gettysburg Area School Board shared their visions for the district during a recent forum hosted by Gettysburg Rising on Thursday evening. With four open seats in the upcoming election, the forum provided a platform for candidates to discuss pressing issues, including looming budget cuts, curriculum modernization, and the overall health of
The Gettysburg mayoral race took center stage at a recent candidates forum hosted by Gettysburg Rising, where current council member Chad-Alan Carr and a representative for incumbent Mayor Rita Frealing presented their visions for the borough’s future. With Mayor Frealing unable to attend, a statement outlining her accomplishments was read aloud—while Carr used the opportunity
By Julieta Booz, Candidate for Gettysburg Area School District School Director Last week I had the opportunity to meet with Adams County Technical Institute (ACTI) Administrative Director Mr. Shawn Eckenrode. He took time from his busy schedule to answer my questions about the establishment of ACTI, the future vision for ACTI, and give me a
“I, [name], do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that I will well and faithfully
Kathleen Pratt has announced her candidacy for the Gettysburg Area School District Board of Directors. Pratt previously served on the board from 2017 to 2021. Her voting record evidences a common-sense approach to taxation, expanding opportunities for students, and respecting the expertise of teachers. Pratt spoke out and voted against increasing taxes when our community
Julieta Booz is running for the office of School Director for the Gettysburg Area School District (GASD) school board. She believes that a School Board Director should be non-partisan and plans to cross-file in the upcoming primary on May 20, 2025. Julieta Booz believes that being a school director is one of the biggest investments
Jeff Rioux has announced his candidacy to become the next Gettysburg Borough Council member representing Ward 1. As a dedicated public servant with 30 years of experience in higher education administration and community service, Rioux brings a values-driven approach to everything he does. Rioux would take over the seat currently held by Patti Lawson, who
I, Kelly Lawver, am officially announcing my candidacy for re-election. With over 27 years of experience in the office, I remain committed to increasing efficiency, improving collections, and advancing technology to better serve the residents of Adams County. It has been an honor to serve this community and am seeking re-election to continue the progress we’ve made. Through
Dale Brennan, of Gettysburg, PA, proudly announces his candidacy for School Board in the Gettysburg Area School District. Brennan (aka Mr. B), a retired public school teacher, graduated from the University of Maryland where he earned a B.S. Degree in Secondary Education. After thirty years of dedicated service in one of the nation’s largest school
The nomination petition period opens Feb. 18 for Pennsylvania’s 2025 municipal primary election. Races on the ballot include school boards, township supervisors, borough council members, and more. This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania. Sign up for Talk
Kevin Miller, 54, of Littlestown, PA, is running for Adams County Sheriff. Miller has leadership experience in office as the Operations Lieutenant for sixteen years. He was chosen by Sheriff James Muller, appointed as his Chief Deputy last fall and has just begun his 20th year serving under Sheriff Muller. He expresses gratitude for the
Lieutenant John Wega, a dedicated law enforcement professional with over 11 years of service at the Adams County Sheriff’s Office, is proud to announce his candidacy for Sheriff of Adams County. With a proven track record of leadership and a deep commitment to the community, Wega aims to continue serving and protecting the residents of
Chad-Alan Carr is announcing his candidacy for Mayor of Gettysburg Borough. “I am grateful for the support I have received from this community, and I feel I can give back even more as a champion for Gettysburg as its next Mayor,” says Carr. “Since moving here 17 years ago, I have worked to bring people
Ed Deitsch is excited to officially announce his candidacy for the Straban Township Board of Supervisors. With a strong commitment to strengthening the community and fostering economic growth to enhance services for all residents, Ed is eager to bring fresh ideas and practical solutions to local government. “As a proud member of the Straban Township
Today, local attorney Paul Royer officially launched his campaign for Adams County Court of Common Pleas Judge. Royer will run as a Republican. “My experience in general practice—civil, family and criminal—has given me the necessary foundation to serve my fellow citizens of Adams County as our next judge. Campaigning is new to me and I’m
Joshua Fitting, a dedicated law enforcement and military professional as well as a longtime resident of Adams County, has officially announced his candidacy for Sheriff of Adams County. Fitting, currently serving as a full-time Pennsylvania State Constable, brings strong leadership and a wealth of experience in public safety to the race. With over 17 years
Gettysburg Mayor, The Honorable Rita C. Frealing, J.D., has humbly announced her bid for reelection. Her life-long commitment and track record stand ready to continue the prosperity of the community. “I am honored to announce my candidacy for Mayor of the Borough of Gettysburg once again,” said Frealing. “Serving our community over the past term
State Representative and Attorney Torren Ecker proudly announces his candidacy for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Adams County. With a proven track record of legislative leadership, legal expertise, and a deep commitment to serving the community, Ecker is ready to bring his dedication to justice and fairness to the bench. “Serving the
Today marks the first day of the new U.S. administration. Incoming President Donald Trump has vowed to put into place policies on Day One that include deporting “illegal” immigrants in grand sweeps. In a time of anti-immigrant rhetoric and uncertainty about the impact the new policies will have on our local immigrant communities, many migrants
Will you share your opinions about the 2025 elections and the candidates? Our 45,000 monthly readers want to hear from you. Please submit your thoughts here. The 2025 Municipal General election will be held on Nov. 4, 2025. Positions available in the 2025 election are County Treasurer, Clerk of Courts, Magistrate District 51-3-01, Judges of
By MARC LEVY Associated Press Republican David McCormick has won Pennsylvania’s pivotal U.S. Senate seat, as the former CEO of the world’s largest hedge fund beat three-term Democratic Sen. Bob Casey in Tuesday’s election after accusing the incumbent of supporting policies that led to inflation, domestic turmoil and war. The victory pads Republicans’ majority in
Voters issued a broad repudiation of not only Harris’ campaign but the Democratic Party’s vision for the country. Originally published by The 19th After eight years of politics reshaped by President Donald Trump, Democrats went from being in disarray to putting forth a united front and big tent opposing him. And they lost anyway. Vice
Adams County residents have voted overwhelmingly for Republican candidates in the 2024 election, helping Donald Trump flip the state to the Republican column. According to the elections office, over 45 percent of registered voters cast votes. By big margins, voters supported Trump and Vance over Harris and Walz for President, McCormick over Casey in the
By ZEKE MILLER, MICHELLE L. PRICE, WILL WEISSERT and JILL COLVIN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday, an extraordinary comeback for a former president who refused to accept defeat four years ago, sparked a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, was convicted of
By ZEKE MILLER, MICHELLE L. PRICE and WILL WEISSERT Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — A presidential campaign marked by upheaval and rancor approached its finale on Election Day as Americans decided whether to send Donald Trump back to the White House or elevate Kamala Harris to the Oval Office. Polls opened across the nation Tuesday
Alauna Safarpour, Gettysburg College The country is unlikely to know who wins the battleground state of Pennsylvania on election night. That’s because of a quirk in Pennsylvania’s laws. An official Pennsylvania mail-in ballot, seen in Pittsburgh, Oct. 3, 2024. AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar I am an assistant professor of political science at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg,
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A criminal investigation is underway in the crucial presidential battleground of Pennsylvania after election workers in one county flagged about 2,500 voter registration forms for potential fraud. Two other counties were alerted to look for similar problems. The forms arrived at the Lancaster County elections office shortly before the state’s deadline
By JOSH KELETY Associated Press Pennsylvania law generally requires voters to return their own ballot and prohibits people from returning other voters’ ballots to a drop box or county elections office on their behalf. But there are some exceptions. If a Pennsylvania voter has a disability and needs assistance returning their ballot, they can designate
The following information was provided by Beth Farnham about her candidacy in the general election: Office sought: Representative in Congress 13th District Party: Democrat Residence: Conewago Township, Adams County A former school board member for Conewago Valley School District (CVSD), elected Adams County Democratic Committee member, stay-at-home parent, and member of Gettysburg Presbyterian Church, Beth
By ISABELLA VOLMERT, DARLENE SUPERVILLE and WILL WEISSERT Associated Press LAS VEGAS (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris and the White House criticized Donald Trump for his attacks on the federal response to Hurricanes Helene and Milton and suggested he was wrongly trying to turn the deadly storms to his political advantage. Attending a town
Beth Farnham, Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District, will host a Town Hall at the Gettysburg VFW Hall Post#15, 369 E. Middle St., Gettysburg on Wednesday Oct 16 from 10-11 am. The goal of the town hall is to familiarize local voters with her candidacy. Along with her husband and their two children, Farnham
By Lauren Jessop | The Center Square contributor Sep 30, 2024 Editor’s Note The article has been updated since initial publication to clarify Robert Albino’s name. (The Center Square) – As campaigns battle for votes in swing states like Pennsylvania, the focus is on faith-based voters, whose cultural and religious values drive their decisions. That seems especially
by John Cole As September comes to a close, both candidates on the Republican Party’s presidential ticket will be campaigning in Pennsylvania this weekend. On the Democratic side, key Harris campaign surrogates and big-name guests will rally voters. (Getty Images) Former President Donald Trump will be holding a rally in Erie County on Sunday, a
Nathan H. Dize, Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance continues to defend the false claim that migrants in Springfield, Ohio, have been abducting and eating area cats and dogs. A man in Tucson, Arizona, carries an AI-generated image referencing falsehoods spread by Donald Trump and his
By MARC LEVY Associated Press Before he ran for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, David McCormick was a big name on Wall Street. He was the CEO of the world’s largest hedge fund, a world-traveled executive who was sought after for speaking engagements and prominent board positions. His wealth and connections got him flagged by
By MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press Pennsylvania voters could have their mail-in ballots thrown out if they do not write accurate dates on envelopes they use to return them under a state Supreme Court ruling issued Friday that could impact the presidential race. The state’s high court ruled on procedural grounds, saying a lower court that
By ZEKE MILLER, MICHELLE L. PRICE, JILL COLVIN and JOSH BOAK Associated Press PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Kamala Harris and Donald Trump showcased starkly different visions for the country Tuesday on abortion, immigration and American democracy as they met for the first time for perhaps their only debate before November’s presidential election. The Democratic vice president
Red Wine and Blue: Pennsylvania has named Adams County’s Blue Storm Action “Community Heroes” for the month of August. Blue Storm Action is a civic group of Adams County activists committed to electing representatives at all levels of government who are committed to choice, democracy, equity, and integrity. Blue Storm Action formed in 2022 after
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are making their paths to the presidency clearer as their campaigns begin a two-month sprint to election day. The Democratic vice president and the Republican former president will devote almost all of their remaining time and resources to just seven states. They will spend hundreds of millions of dollars targeting
By ALI SWENSON, MORIAH BALINGIT and WILL WEISSERT Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump lamented the growing acceptance of transgender Americans Friday in an appearance at the annual gathering of Moms for Liberty, a national nonprofit that has spearheaded efforts to get mentions of LGBTQ+ identity and structural racism out of
By MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A state court Friday halted enforcement of a requirement that voters include accurate, handwritten dates on envelopes used to submit mail-in ballots, a ruling likely to keep several thousand Pennsylvania votes from being thrown out in the November election. In a decision handed down as the
By ZEKE MILLER, WILL WEISSERT and DARLENE SUPERVILLE Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — Kamala Harris summoned Americans on Thursday to reject political division and instead chart what she called a “new way forward,” as she accepted her party’s nomination while blending biography with warnings about electing Donald Trump again to the White House. Taking the
By ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON, MICHAEL RUBINKAM and MICHELLE L. PRICE Associated Press WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) — Former President Donald Trump on Saturday repeatedly swerved from a message focused on the economy into non sequiturs and personal attacks, including thrice declaring that he was better looking than Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump wound back and forth
By DAVID BAUDER AP Media Writer If you’re not looking too closely, some recent Kamala Harris ads may give the false impression that some leading news organizations are taking sides in the campaign for president. The advertisements, which have turned up in some Google search feeds, include links to legitimate news stories but feature —
by Kim Lyons, Pennsylvania Capital-Star The day before the opening of the Democratic National Convention, Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will kick off a bus tour of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh on Sunday, the campaign announced. It will be the pair’s first campaign appearance in
By MEG KINNARD Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. JD Vance have agreed to debate each other on Oct. 1, setting up a matchup of potential vice presidents as early voting in some states gets underway for the general election. CBS News on Wednesday posted on its X
By MICHAEL R. BLOOD AP Political Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — In his first solo appearance as the Democratic vice presidential nominee, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz warned cheering union members Tuesday that Donald Trump would wage war on working people and threaten Medicare and Social Security as he kicked off a five-state fundraising swing. Speaking
Kamala Harris campaign political organizer for the PA south central region, Kimeka Campbell, led an open house at the Adam County Democratic Headquarters on Tuesday evening. About 80 people attended. The purpose is to get more members of the community on board with helping VP Harris in her presidential bid: door-knocking, phone-banking, texting, postcards, and
