The national electorate including here in Penn’s Woods is almost evenly divided. Presidential elections are being determined by plurality rather than by majority. Democrats hold...
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Judicial philosophy is not something most Americans discuss at the dinner table. It is an esoteric phrase most associate with a political science or law...
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The Battle Over Undated Ballots
Dwight D. Eisenhower was in the White House, Billboard debuted its Top 100 chart with Ricky Nelson’s Poor Little Fool...
Read MoreAndrew Lewis Joins Lincoln Institute Board of Directors
(Harrisburg, PA) – Andrew Lewis, who served two terms in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives representing portions of Dauphin County,...
Read MoreNominating a Republican Who Can Get 50%
Donald Trump boosters often tell me that no Republican presidential nominee could today get 50% of the vote. It’s a...
Read MorePennsylvania's New Abnormal
As the dust settles on the General Election the only certainty is that state government will be very different come...
Read MoreStorm Clouds
This past budget season lawmakers and Governor Tom Wolf enjoyed the rare luxury of deciding how to spend a surplus...
Read More2022 Mid-Term Polling: Non-Response Bias
We keep hearing that several marquee races for Senate and Governor in next week’s midterm elections are very close –...
Read MoreGood Policy Makes Good Politics
2022 has marked several political milestones for Americans for Prosperity-Pennsylvania. Our political engagement hinges on leadership for our issues for...
Read More'Ableism' Rears Its Head in Pennsylvania
(This article first appeared in the American Spectator.) Of all the Left’s litany of “isms” — and no group has...
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Trust the Lincoln Institute’s columnists for sharp takes on the issues that matter most in the Commonwealth. Our panel of writers helps you keep the pulse on Pennsylvania, holding local governments accountable for fair and transparent reporting of facts.
