Kate Huangpu | Spotlight PA
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Pennsylvania’s state House map makes districts politically representative, but less competitive. This makes it hard for either party to get a big majority. -
Ahead of the 2024 election, Spotlight PA spoke to undecided voters. We followed up with four of them to see what they decided. -
The Pennsylvania House will remain under Democratic control in 2025 as the party held on to all 102 of its seats — including one in Trump country. -
The average spending on a competitive state House or Senate race was $1.1 million and $3.5 million, respectively. Spending in three races has topped $4 million. -
How many Pennsylvania voters are truly up for grabs? We spoke to 10. -
Nobody is using $2.6B in Pa. tax credits. Gov. Shapiro wants rewrite to boost electricity productionCompanies have yet to claim a single dollar from a $2.6 billion tax credit package Pennsylvania enacted in 2022 to encourage natural gas use, hydrogen production, milk processing, and more. -
Donald Trump seized on slow ballot counting in 2020 to baselessly allege fraud. Officials are wary of that disinformation making a return in 2024. -
The next Pennsylvania attorney general will play a key role in defending the state’s abortion laws. Here’s where Democrat Eugene DePasquale and Republican Dave Sunday stand. -
Fundraising disparities have emerged in races for attorney general, auditor general, and treasurer — though cash hasn’t always meant success in these elections. -
A new Spotlight PA poll shows that Democrats and independents are much likelier than Republicans to identify abortion as among their top 2024 concerns.
