And now, an important message from everyone’s favorite Philadelphia gang

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Philly’s firefighters and EMS workers can have a hard time getting to the polls

Despite the fact that it’s officially illegal, there are a bunch of spots offering freebies when you show your “I Voted” sticker

How the governor’s race could shape the future of labor in Pennsylvania

Tom Wolf and Scott Wagner could not feel more differently toward public-sector unions.

Maybe John Fetterman is Team Wawa (even though the store’s PAC donated more money to his opponent)

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Where to find 2018 election night watch parties in Philly

You can be politically engaged and get drunk at the same time.

If Gritty can’t inspire good turnout this Election Day, who can?

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Maps of which candidates PA’s been googling over the past week

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The resignation of centrist Congressman Ryan Costello in PA-06 signals ‘the demise of the modern Republican,’ says The New Yorker

If Dems win these races, they’d take half of PA’s congressional seats — and possibly the House

Pennsylvania’s voter ID controversy, explained

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The ballot question approving $181 million in bonds would add to Philly’s total debt of $5.5 billion

Former PA gov candidate Paul Mango had a Gab campaign page

The social media site is back online after going dark following the Tree of Life massacre.

Dem candidates for Pa. Governor and U.S. Senate hold comfortable leads going into election week

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Can you vote in PA on probation or parole? An answer for Meek Mill

The formerly incarcerated rapper said he doesn't know if he's allowed to cast a ballot.

NBC10 reporters struggled to track down the notoriously absent, $138,000-a-year City Commissioner Anthony Clark ahead of Election Day

Meek Mill says he’s never voted (on probation since age 18) but given the chance, he’d vote for Wolf

Of note, parolees *are* allowed to legally cast ballots in Pennsylvania.

More than 80 Philly officials will monitor polls to fight election fraud on Nov. 6

This year's effort is just as intense as 2016.

Lots of useful info in this pre-election dispatch from Harrisburg

Explaining the issues: Who calls the shots, from Philly to D.C.

There's an election coming — time to read up.