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There are less than two weeks until Election Day.
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There are less than two weeks until Election Day.
Pittsburgh Public School students will learn from home on November 2 and May 17.
Election Day is fast approaching and the clock is ticking if you still need to register to vote.
Three weeks from Tuesday, voters will go to the polls to elect county, municipal and school officials.
From races for mayor to contests for judgeships and school boards, it's Pennsylvania's primary election day.
Pennsylvania voters head to the polls May 18 to cast their ballots in the state's Primary Election.
Election Day intentions often run aground in the sea of details of daily family life.
The Supreme Court denied an appeal from Republicans challenging a decision that allowed ballots received up to three days after Election Day to be counted to accommodate challenges by the coronavirus pandemic.
First-time voters hit the polls in Butler and Beaver counties on Election Day.
The Allegheny County Elections Court ordered a poll worker removed from a Pittsburgh precinct this Election Day for causing reported disturbances.
Four young people are in custody and law enforcement is looking for a fifth juvenile after investigators say they allegedly stolen the vehicle of a poll worker Tuesday morning in Pittsburgh.
At least one polling location in Westmoreland County was down early on Election Day morning because the vote counting machine was not working.
It was dark, early and cold outside, but that did not stop voters from waiting in line outside of the Ross Township Municipal Building before the polls even opened.
In the City of Pittsburgh Tuesday morning, voters were out early to cast their ballots.
As polls prepared to open in Pennsylvania, voters in Allegheny County lined up early to cast their ballots.
Both candidate's campaigns have said Pennsylvania is a must-win state and are hoping for a victory.
Pennsylvania is playing a very big role in this election -- with both candidates making last-minute stops vying for voters.
Democratic Representative Conor Lamb looks to hold onto his House seat this Election Day versus Republican Sean Parnell in Pennsylvania's 17th Congressional District.
Pittsburgh businesses preparing for possible vandalism and protests as election results come in.
There are a lot of questions hanging over Election Day beyond who will win. Safety at the polls from the Coronavirus and intimidation and the counting process top the list.
The intense focus on Pennsylvania by both presidential campaigns shows how important the state is in the race to the White House,
With Election Day looming and the Coronavirus pandemic still being battled, the Steelers have teamed up with a local organization to help provide masks for elections officials.
The state's top election official said mail-in ballots received by counties in the presidential battleground state within three days after polls close will count, for now.
State Secretary Kathy Boockvar and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency are reviewing security and making preparations ahead of Election Day.
Voters all across the country will be heading to the polls on Nov. 3 to cast ballots for national and local candidates.
