'Light' Voter Turnout In Philadelphia With Few Disputes
The Committee of Seventy, an election watchdog group, describes turnout throughout the Philadelphia region as "light." There are also some reports of disputes at a few locations.
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The Committee of Seventy, an election watchdog group, describes turnout throughout the Philadelphia region as "light." There are also some reports of disputes at a few locations.
Delaware Democrats are hoping their greater numbers will help them beat back tea-party fueled Republican opponents such as Christine O'Donnell in the midterm elections.
It has been a tight and heated race in Bucks County's eighth congressional district, one rife with accusations. Now, inclumbent Patrick Murphy is accusing Republican Mike Fitzpatrick of engaging in voter suppression.
Democrat Bryan Lentz and Republican Pat Meehan, candidates for the congressional seat in Pennsylvania's seventh district, cast their votes this morning.
One of Philadelphia's political watchdogs fears that negative advertising for a number of races through the campaign season will prompt many disgusted voters to simply stay home.
The candidates in one of the most competitive races in the country have cast their votes. In New Jersey's third district, John Adler and Jon Runyan pulled their respective levers.
At the top of the ballot today, Pennsylvania voters will find candidates for governor and U.S. Senate.
Here is a list of political races to watch in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
KYW's David Madden looks at the ballot in New Jersey.
When voters head to the polls in the Philadelphia suburbs today they will be casting ballots in some very closely watched Congressional elections.
Pennsylvania recorded a month of sub par revenue collections in October.
On this election day, both parties are struggling for an edge -- any edge.
Whether barnstorming by plane or pounding the pavement, Republican and Democratic candidates for Pennsylvania governor and U.S. Senate spent a whirlwind day of campaigning Monday meant to energize their supporters hours before the start of voting.
From SEPTA stops to neighborhood streets, Bryan Lentz and his team are making the most of the campaign's final phase.
Rendell and Casey interrupted diners at Reading Terminal Market to tell them one thing: "Get out and vote."
