Compared with the current map, the new one could easily be mistaken for a Democratic gerrymander. In reality, it gets much closer to matching the political makeup of Pennsylvania’s electorate, 1 ...

The new map will fundamentally rejigger the state’s politics and, at first glance, will make Democrats much more competitive in a state that has leaned their way for most of the last two decades.

Pennsylvania's high court imposed a new congressional district map for the state's 2018 elections on Monday, potentially giving Democrats a boost in their quest to capture control of the U.S ...

Pennsylvania’s 18th would have been an afterthought a few months ago. It’s a heavily Republican district now, and it would have been under just about any new map.

Deviation from this number is permissible, according to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, but must be under 1%. The proposed map has virtually no deviation in population size in each district.

Democrats need to pick up 24 seats in November to win the majority. The new map — along with the retirements of two GOP incumbents — creates two golden opportunities in Pennsylvania.

It’s official: Pennsylvania will get a new US House of Representatives map for 2018, replacing an old map the state’s supreme court struck down as a Republican partisan gerrymander.

Since the previous map was adopted, Republicans have held a 13-5 advantage in Pennsylvania's congressional delegation. The new court-drawn map is expected to upend that tilt.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled last month that the state’s US House of Representatives map was based on a Republican partisan gerrymander that violated the state’s constitution — and ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away a Republican former congressman's challenge to a map charting Pennsylvania's U.S. House of Representatives districts that the state's highest court ...

The deadline to register to vote in Pennsylvania — or to make changes to your registration — was Monday, Oct. 24. Voters can register again starting Nov. 9 in person at their county voter ...