Your guide to Pa.’s 2021 primary ballot questions
All Pennsylvania voters yes, that includes independents and minor-party members will be asked to consider four ballot questions. Two of them are about as non-controversial as possible. The other two? A different story. Below, Spotlight PA breaks down the basics of what they would do, who is in favor and who is opposed. More.
Ballot questions should be clear, but 2 written by Wolf administration don’t pass test, critics say
Two proposed constitutional amendments that will be before voters have drawn the ire of Republican leaders in the state House and Senate, who called language written by the Wolf administration “prejudicial.” More.
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Two political newcomers are facing off in the Republican primary to replace a Democratic Harrison commissioner who is not seeking reelection.
Jim Erb is opposing Dylan Seelnacht in the May 18 primary for the 4th Ward seat now held by township Commissioners Chairman Bill Heasley.
No candidates will appear on the Democratic primary ballot.
After serving two four-year terms, Heasley said he’s not running again because he is an advocate of term limits at all levels of government.