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StateCollege.com on MSNPa. Election 2025: What Is Judicial Retention, and Why Does It Matter for Supreme Court Balance?
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Only Pennsylvanians are voting for these positions. No other state still elects its poll workers, and these contests are usually riddled with vacancies.
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WHTM Harrisburg on MSNPa. election 2025: A complete guide to candidates for Commonwealth and Superior Courts
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Reading Eagle on MSNBerks event shines light on importance of judicial elections
On Nov. 4, voters across Pennsylvania will pick candidates to fill a variety of vacancies on state courts and decide if some sitting justices retain their seats on the bench. Berks County voters will also vote in county court races and retention decisions.
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Chambersburg Public Opinion on MSNElection 2025: Important dates, deadlines for registering to vote, mail-in ballots in Pa.
Are you registered to vote? Or do you need to make changes to your current registration? Do you plan to vote by mail? Here's all you need to know.
Eight candidates are vying for six open seats on the Oley Valley school board, which has made national headlines for controversial and extreme actions.
In most cases, state supreme court elections get little attention, but they can have important impacts on policy.— There will be one state with closely watched state supreme court elections in 2025: Pennsylvania.
A 2020 case of double voting in Pennsylvania was discovered using ERIC, a data-sharing consortium that conservatives have attacked in recent years.
Pack had been registered to vote in Bergen County since 2004 and in Philadelphia County since 2016, casting ballots in the 2024 General Election in both locations, the U.S. Attorney’s Office Eastern District of Pennsylvania said.
Two Pennsylvania residents are facing federal election fraud charges, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania announced on Friday, Sept. 5.Matthew Laiss, 31, of Bethlehem,
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