Posts Categorized: Politics
Why I’m Voting Yes to Keep Executive Power in Check
April 30, 2021 | 7 comments | Posted in abortion, Children, Church, education, Family, First Amendment, Free Speech, Health, Life, Parental rights, Politics, Religious Freedom, Voting | Tags: constitutional amendment, COVID19, emergency powers, Governor Tom Wolf, voting
By Michael Geer, PA Family President
On Friday, March 6, 2020, Gov. Tom Wolf signed a 90-day emergency disaster declaration, giving him very broad, sweeping powers over day-to-day life in Pennsylvania. This emergency declaration was in response to an impending … Read more
Tuesday Primary Election Results – Still Waiting…
June 4, 2020 | No comments | Posted in Politics, Voting | Tags: COVID19, election, mail in ballot, primary, voting
As we look at Pennsylvania election results, one thing is clear: It was an unusually confusing election, due to the unprecedented number of mail-in ballots (new this year) and the COVID-19 crisis. The other surprise in the midst of this … Read more
VOTE! June 2 is Primary Election Day.
May 8, 2020 | 6 comments | Posted in Politics, Voting | Tags: election day, mail in ballot, voter guide, voter registration, voting
The current pandemic — and the actions of our government leaders in response to it — is demonstrating for all to see just how important it is that we vote and vote wisely. Our partners like you already understand that, … Read more
2019 Election Voter’s Guide Now Available
October 15, 2019 | 2 comments | Posted in Politics, Voting | Tags: ballot, election, judicial, pennsylvania, voter guide, voting
We are less than three weeks away from Pennsylvania’s next election on Tuesday, November 5th and, as always, we at the Pennsylvania Family Council want to help you make informed decisions about your candidates for various positions. Thanks to the support … Read more
PA House Will Open in Prayer Again, Thanks to Speaker Turzai
October 2, 2019 | 8 comments | Posted in Politics, Prayer | Tags: PA House, prayer
When the PA House of Representatives reconvenes to open their legislative session later this month they will be able to continue their guest chaplain policy for opening prayer, thanks to a recent court ruling and due to the commitment of … Read more
Today is Primary Election Day – see this before you vote
May 14, 2018 | No comments | Posted in abortion, Children, Family, First Amendment, Free Speech, Gambling, Life, marriage, Parental rights, Politics, Privacy rights, pro-life, Religious Freedom, Voting | Tags: election, guide, pennsylvania, primary, voter
We’re glad you’ve come to our 2018 Primary Voter’s Guide to find out more about the candidates appearing on your ballot. By doing so, you are demonstrating … Read more
When a politician tells you (fill in the blank), can you believe it?
April 16, 2018 | No comments | Posted in Politics | Tags:
It is increasingly challenging for voters and constituents to know whether what they’re hearing from candidates and elected officials about key issues is really the truth.
That’s where Pennsylvania Family Council’s new “WhenAPoliticianTellsYou.com” web tool can help you … Read more
2017 Judicial Guide for November 7th Election
October 31, 2017 | 21 comments | Posted in abortion, Family, Life, Politics, pro-life, Religious Freedom, Supreme Court, Voting | Tags: family, judicial, pennsylvania, voter guides, voting
Tuesday, November 7th, 2017 is Election Day. Voters across Pennsylvania will be voting for municipal offices (Mayor, City Council, Township Supervisor, Sheriff, Recorder of Deeds, School Board member, etc.) and Judicial candidates.
To help you in your voting decisions, Pennsylvania … Read more
Fact-Checker Confirms: Only 7 Nations Allow Elective Abortion Past 20 Weeks (including U.S.)
October 10, 2017 | No comments | Posted in abortion, Politics | Tags: abortion, late term, pain, pennsylvania
This statement from the Trump administration in support of the … Read more
“Embrace, Don’t Erase” /// 9 Top Quotes from SR174 Press Event
September 19, 2017 | 2 comments | Posted in abortion, Politics | Tags: Down Syndrome, pennsylvania, Scott Martin, SR 174