Better transparency, clearer rules would help PA redistricting process in 2021
In the aftermath of a legal battle over redrawing Pennsylvania’s state House and state Senate district maps, one key player believes the commission charged with redistricting the state every 10 years can do better.
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In a capital city teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, and the first city in the nation to be charged by the federal Securities and Exchange Commission with misleading investors, the Pennsylvania state government is beginning the process of putting together a budget.
Read More →Conservatives target Schultz, a ‘RINO’ they see as endangered political species
A hero to some Democrats for going against his party, state Dale Schultz, R-Richland Center, has RINO — Republican in Name Only — written all over him, charge some of Wisconsin’s core conservatives.
Read More →Richardson offers ‘clarification,’ but no apology for Cruz comments
After creating a stir for remarks about Sen. Ted Cruz, former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson sent a letter to the Texas Republican, New Mexico Watchdog has learned, offering what Richardson says is a clarification, but not an apology.
Read More →MO’s Nixon pushes for campaign contribution limits while accepting fat checks
As Gov. Jay Nixon pushes the Missouri General Assembly to implement limits on campaign contributions, he and other statewide office holders continue to accept fat donations from favored donors.
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