Photo: Inquirer Staff The big question resulting from Tuesday’s election is what it means for Philadelphia and the people who call the city home. That’s what I’m wondering. And being a full-time pessimist, well, let’s just say that I’m feeling
It’s official: Pennsylvania is a swing state. Tuesday’s election expanded the political realignment that’s moving eastern PA toward the Democrats and western PA toward the GOP. Here are the key results: The blue wave hits Southeast PA. Democrats
With two veteran members of City Council retiring this year, the next council was guaranteed to have some new faces. On Tuesday’s election, we learned those new members are young, progressive, diverse and likely to push the council leftward. As
“Pennsylvania has been in the back of the pack in terms of election modernization for decades. Act 77 is a quick sprint away from that shameful reputation.” When Pennsylvania voters head to the polls next Tuesday, things will operate pretty
(Note: Brandon Boyer, a 2019 Villanova University graduate, is the inaugural Penny Gerber Fellow at Ceisler Media. The fellowship, named in honor of former Ceisler Media Senior Analyst Penny Gerber, is designed to provide opportunity for a newly graduated student
Not all heroes wear capes. Sometimes, they wear a blazer and carry a stopwatch. I don’t know how this recent Inquirer story about the woman who ensures that 200 women get to the bathroom in a 20-minute intermission during the