Posts Tagged: voting
2017 Judicial Guide for November 7th Election
October 6, 2017 | 4 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
Don’t Stay Home – State Row Offices are the Watchdogs of the State
October 20, 2016 | No comments | Posted in Uncategorized, Voting | Tags: attorney general, auditor general, election 2016, kathleen kane, pennsylvania, Politics, treasurer, voting
On November 8th, Pennsylvanians will be voting for the top watchdogs of the state – the State Row Offices: Attorney General, Auditor General and State Treasurer. What are the primary roles and responsibilities of these positions?
Attorney General
The Attorney … Read more
Election 2015 Recap
November 4, 2015 | 3 comments | Posted in Voting | Tags: 2015 election, vote, voting
Yesterday was Election Day here in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and like virtually every day after there is both good news and bad news to report. But first, thanks to all of you who took time to vote, and for all … Read more
Where do the PA Supreme Court candidates stand on life?
October 29, 2015 | 6 comments | Posted in Voting | Tags: 2015 election, pennsylvania, Supreme Court, voting
Full 2015 Voter’s Guide: pafamily.org/2015/10/election
Print: Roe v Wade – according to the Supreme Court candidates… Read more
“Sickening” – U.S. Senate Fails to Pass Late-Term Abortion Limit
September 22, 2015 | 1 comment | Posted in abortion, pro-life | Tags: abortion, Gosnell, Planned Parenthood, pro-life, voting
Don’t be surprised at the ballot box
May 16, 2014 | No comments | Posted in Family, Voting | Tags: governor, primary election, voter guide, voting
Would you hire an employee without first looking at their resume? Of course not. So why would you vote for a candidate without first knowing where they stand on the issues?
The Pennsylvania Family Institute Primary Election Voter’s Guide lets … Read more
Senator Toomey Breaks Promise to Pennsylvania Voters
November 12, 2013 | No comments | Posted in Family, Politics, Religious Freedom, Voting | Tags: ENDA, religious freedom, toomey, voting
Senator Toomey Breaks Promise to Pennsylvania Voters, Time for Citizens to Hold Him Accountable
It is deeply disappointing and troubling that U.S. Senator Pat Toomey broke his promise to Pennsylvania voters that he would oppose the “Employment Non-Discrimination Act” (ENDA) … Read more
Judicial Voter’s Guide available online now!
October 1, 2013 | No comments | Posted in Family, Politics, Voting | Tags: judicial election, pennsylvania, voting
What’s in the guide? Candidates for retention in: State Supreme Court Superior Court Court of Common Pleas by county
Candidates for: State Superior Court Court of Common Pleas by … Read more
Seeing No Evil
November 27, 2012 | No comments | Posted in education, Politics, Voting | Tags: education, elections, voting
There has understandably been much analysis into the election results, and there will be much more to come. Some is good and helpful; others, not so much. In this insightful article, Dennis Prager takes a deeper look at one particular … Read more
Social Issues Outperform Romney Nationwide
November 8, 2012 | No comments | Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Tags: abortion, elections, pennsylvania, Politics, pro-life, religious liberty, voting
Food for thought in the renewed debate over the role of “social issues” in campaigns, political parties – namely, abortion/right to life and marriage
Guess what?
Social issues outperformed Romney nationwide, with the exception of Florida.
Thanks to our friend … Read more