Democrats and Republicans will choose their parties’ candidates for a vacancy on Commonwealth Court and on Superior Court.

Join us May 6 for a live event to discuss the effort to open PA’s primaries and how it would affect elections.

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Pennsylvanians will elect local officials and judges. Learn more about how Spotlight PA will cover these races.

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In addition to local elections, voters can pick candidates in the races for Superior Court judge, Commonwealth Court judge ...

As the number of independent voters grows, there is broad bipartisan support among Pennsylvania voters for allowing the state ...

An "open primary" system could allow more voters to cast ballots in May. But that would require a change to Pennsylvania's election laws. Polling shows voters want that. Need a break? Play the USA ...

It’s important to remember that in Pennsylvania, school board elections are considered non-partisan and candidates are ...

While off-year elections typically draw less attention than those on even-numbered years, the upcoming primaries will ...

HARRISBURG — On May 20, Democrats and Republicans in Pennsylvania will vote for their parties’ candidates in the municipal primary election. Depending on where you live, your ballot could ...

other referenda and special elections during a primary.) Pennsylvania is one of a handful of states that elect judges in partisan contests, meaning candidates run under the banner of a political ...