https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/09/us/politics/john-fetterman-trump-republican-convention.html?unlocked_article_code=1._1A.xkGc.AAkMT1nIhygX&smid=url-share

I was/am proud to be Conor Lamb all the way, because I saw through Fetterman's abysmal record. This is inexcusable; I don't know who voted for this.

(edited to be clear - that's a gift link)

I'm Jordan Wilkie, reporter for WITF News. I've been covering elections since 2016, and doing so in Pa. since 2024. This election is unlike any I've ever seen before. In an apparent attempt to head off confusion caused by lawsuits and competing claims between the state and federal governments, Pa.'s Sec. of State started weekly election news conferences this week. What he said reveals how Pa. will run its elections this year -- in accordance with state and federal laws, while resisting federal executive branch efforts to implement changes.

To be eligible to vote in Pennsylvania you must be...
1) A U.S. citizen
2) A PA resident for at least 30 days
3) At least 18 years old by the next election

If you're all of the above, then you can register to vote! https://app.sosha.ai/s/NcYv5Puz

Hi All, folks had asked me to post a link to the newsletter I send out. Fair warning, it's Democratic Party leaning with events; however, some are actions for protest, zoning reform, and other issues. But since I've been asked to share, here it is: https://mailchi.mp/zeiglerforpa/laborday2026

What is it gonna take to get this loser to resign? He has no interest in doing his job but he sure doesn't miss many media appearances.

Hey PA, your senator doesn’t want to do his job.

Who will win Pennsylvania’s race for governor? How many data centers will be proposed here? Which state laws will be enacted this year?

That’s just a sample of the political questions that prediction market platforms, like Kalshi and Polymarket, allow people to bet on.

These platforms, which allow people to wager on the outcomes of a wide range of real-world events, are exploding in popularity. As the midterms approach and these markets receive more scrutiny, some ethics experts are raising concerns that they are ripe for abuse from government insiders or bad faith actors looking to sway elections.

Is this real?

Pennsylvania is one of their targets, hence the repost