NJ Voters Deciding on Bail Reform-Speedy Trial Ballot Question
Voters in New Jersey are deciding today on whether to amend the state constitution to eliminate the right to bail in certain criminal cases.
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Voters in New Jersey are deciding today on whether to amend the state constitution to eliminate the right to bail in certain criminal cases.
They may be too young to cast a ballot, they point out, but they're not too young to speak out.
Dom Giordano talked to former Congressman Colonel Allen West on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the issues he thinks are important this Election Day.
Chris Stigall talked to Governor Tom Corbett as he campaigned for re-election on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Tom Wolf chatted with voters above ground at 15th and Market, and below ground in Suburban station, where he caught up with KYW's Mike Dunn.
During the first hour here at Benjamin Franklin High School, 36 people walked through a blue curtain and cast their ballot on Election Day 2014. The power of the vote some here say they don't want to take for granted.
According to polls, a 60-year-trend could end with this race, as since 1954 the Pennsylvania governor office's has alternated parties every 8 years.
The Philadelphia DA's office announced yesterday the launch of a new task force designed to tackle allegations of Election Day shenanigans. Scores of DAs and investigators will be on hand today to field complaints.
There will be at least two new faces headed to Washington to represent local congressional districts.
After spending $73 million, Tom Corbett and Tom Wolf try to carve up a win in the race for Pennsylvania Governor. There are many ways to do it, and there will be areas of victory for both sides.
There are several races of interest today in New Jersey.
Voters in Philadelphia today will find two questions on their election ballot that deal with restructuring the city's government.
Gov. Tom Corbett, the incumbent Republican, was in West Chester. Democratic challenger Tom Wolf was in Lancaster.
After the school shooting two years ago in Newtown, Conn., some local school officials expressed a desire to move polling places out of their buildings, for security reasons.
Tens of thousands of voters in Philadelphia could run into trouble on Election Day thanks to some misinformation they received in the mail.
