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Pa. Democrats have mostly positive view of socialism as progressive candidates secure wins (opens the original)
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With recent victories by democratic socialists nationwide prompting a fierce debate about the future of the Democratic Party, most Democrats in Pennsylvania have a positive view of socialism â and nearly 40% consider themselves to be a democratic socialist, a new poll found. Still, socialism remains broadly unpopular among all voters in the key swing state, according to the poll, conducted by Siena University on behalf of The Inquirer and the New York Times. About one-third of likely voters in
Welcome to the home stretch | PA 2026 Newsletter (opens the original)
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ð There are 39 days until Election Day. Welcome to the heart of election season. Pennsylvania is â once again â at the center of the political universe, and our team is set to bring you the latest as we cover the final stretch of the campaigns from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. and across Pennsylvania. Weâre focusing on the competitive U.S. House races, the battle for the governorâs mansion, and legislative districts across the Keystone State as Democrats fight for control in Harris
John Fettermanâs favorability dips as voters see him more as a Republican than a Democrat (opens the original)
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A majority of Pennsylvania voters view U.S. Sen. John Fetterman (D., Pa.) more as a Republican than a Democrat as he continues to heavily criticize his party and side with President Donald Trump in some major policy areas, according to an Inquirer/New York Times/Siena University poll published Thursday. Fettermanâs overall favorability among Pennsylvanians â which had already taken a dramatic turn in the last year and a half â has also dipped in recent weeks, a period that featured new rev
The Iran war is costing taxpayers up to $3 billion per month as Democrats make it a top campaign issue in Pa. districts (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON â The war in Iran is costing the United States up to $3 billion per month and has tallied more than $38 billion in direct costs to the government since it began more than six months and became a flashpoint in votersâ frustrations over rising prices, according to a new and nonpartisan analysis. The estimate, released Tuesday by the Congressional Budget Office after a request from U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle (D., Phila.), mostly represents munitions expenses as of Aug. 1. It does not in
Republican Ryan Mackenzie had the narrowest win in Pa. two years ago. Heâs betting Trump will help him again. (opens the original)
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DALLAS, Texas â As Republicans look to keep their narrow control of Congress by defending the seats they flipped in 2024, there arenât many places where they can afford to lose fewer votes than in U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzieâs district covering the Lehigh Valley and Poconos. Mackenzieâs takedown down of a three-term Democrat by a mere 4,000 votes two years ago was the narrowest congressional race in Pennsylvania â his 1% margin of victory, the seventh smallest out of 435 House districts a
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