Nutter Says He Won't Abandon Philly, Won't Work In White House
One day after President Obama was re-elected, Mayor Nutter is ending speculation that he would serve in the second Obama administration. And he vows to finish out his term here.
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One day after President Obama was re-elected, Mayor Nutter is ending speculation that he would serve in the second Obama administration. And he vows to finish out his term here.
Republican state House Speaker Sam Smith is suggesting the election in Philadelphia was rigged, but Democratic Sen. Vincent Hughes says Smith is sour because Republicans lost badly in Pennsylvania.
President Barack Obama may have won another four years, but it was social media that made this election historic.
It was a coup by two of the three commissioners, making themselves co-chairmen of the panel.
Franklin & Marshall College pollster Terry Madonna believes the success that Democratic candidates enjoyed in Pennsylvania was more about political organization than it was about voter ID backlash.
Congress hasn't been able to agree on much, including updating cybersecurity standards for the 21st century.
Election Day 2012 coverage updated continuously throughout the day and night.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania has won re-election to a second term.
Delaware Democratic Gov. Jack Markell has easily won election to a second term, defeating Republican Jeff Cragg.
The Division of Elections has issued a new directive that gives displaced voters until 8 p.m. Friday to return email and fax ballots.
In New Jersey, voters have four methods of casting their ballots in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
At issue: whether the water commissioner should have the final say on rate hikes.
Mitt Romney campaigned hard in Bucks County yesterday and now Bill Clinton follows up in Philadelphia and Montgomery County. So, what's happening a day away from the election?
On this, the final day before Election Day, the candidates are making their final push, and part of that effort is focused on Pennsylvania.
With Election Day just hours away, voters have been receiving unsolicited advice on how to cast a ballot at the polls. Voting watchdogs say some of the messaging is misleading and incorrect.
