Black Philadelphians know that elections and resistance are intertwined. Here’s your resource on voting rights, civic expression, and matters where our communities are taking action.
Photojournalist Kriston Jae Bethel documents the 2025 general election that would determine who sits on Pennsylvania's highest court and the city's top prosecutor—through the quiet determination at polls, the methodical work of counters, the anticipatory wait for results.
Turnout increased during Tuesday's election, bucking recent trends.
Justices Donohue, Dougherty, and Wecht will all continue to serve on the state's highest court.
Amid disillusionment and hope, Black Philadelphians share what voting means to them in 2025 — where pride, frustration, and persistence meet in the booth.
Different generations have had different experiences with abortion access, but what will experiences the next generations have?
How the PA Court System works can be complicated. Let’s get you up on game.
A poem on America and elections.
Before the War on Drugs, there was the War on Crime, and before the War on Crime, there was the War on the Poor. Black Philadelphia families have been tasked with surviving each siege.
Pick up a copy of our election zine at select locations across Philadelphia.
A look at the candidates and how this race pits two competing philosophies against each other.
Photographer Hannah Yoon explores the tension in the state's electoral landscape, documenting Philadelphia and Harrisburg as Pennsylvania remains a critical battleground
How do we move from this moment of profound disappointment?
Low voter turnout could be a result of time poverty, experts say.
