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- 1Pennsylvania voters split on a Shapiro 2028 presidential run▼Pennsylvania voters are split on whether they want Gov. Josh Shapiro to run for president in 2028
Pennsylvania voters are divided over whether Governor Josh Shapiro should launch a campaign for the White House in 2028, according to reporting by the Philadelphia Inquirer. The split reflects uncertainty among residents of his home state about the popular Democratic governor's national prospects and whether he should seek higher office.
- 2Pennsylvania House passes bill to end closed primaries▼Bill to end Pennsylvania’s closed primary elections passes state House
A bill to end Pennsylvania's closed primary elections has passed the state House, a step toward letting independent voters participate in party primaries. Currently, only registered Democrats and Republicans can vote in the state's nominating contests, leaving over a million unaffiliated voters on the sidelines. The measure now moves to the state Senate, where its fate remains uncertain.
- 3Pennsylvania House passes bill opening primaries to independent voters▼Bill to open PA primaries to independent voters passes state House
The Pennsylvania state House has passed legislation that would allow independent voters to participate in primary elections. Currently, Pennsylvania closes its primaries to voters registered with a party, leaving more than a million independents unable to cast ballots in races that often decide the state's ultimate winners. The bill's passage is being highlighted by election watchers as a notable step, though it still faces an uncertain path in the state Senate.
- 4Nissley and Hamby compete for Pennsylvania's 100th House District seat▼Dave Nissley and Dale Hamby vie for 100th House District seat
Dave Nissley and Dale Hamby are running against each other for the 100th House District seat in Pennsylvania, a race covered by Lancaster-area news outlets. The contest will decide who represents the district in the state House of Representatives. Little additional detail about the candidates' platforms or campaign positions has been reported so far.
- 5Pennsylvania House Passes Bill Letting Independents Vote in Primaries●Bill to Allow Unaffiliated Voters to Vote in Pennsylvania Primaries Passes State House
The Pennsylvania State House has passed a bill that would allow unaffiliated voters to cast ballots in primary elections. Currently, independent voters in the state are barred from participating in primaries, which often decide the winners of key races. The measure now moves to the State Senate, where its prospects remain uncertain.