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Voter's Guide 2012

Before heading to the polls, here's what to know about election day and the Phila. ballot

By Avni Kataria · Oct. 22, 2018

Voters will also answer "yes" or "no" to a city bond question asking whether Philadelphia should borrow $181 million for an investment in infrastructure projects such as streets, parks, and municipal buildings.

Endorsement | Are we there yet?

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

We’re voting for Obama to be on the right side of history — to stand behind policies that respond to this country’s place in an increasingly globalized community.

Guest Column | President Obama. For all of us.

By Tobias Wolff · Nov. 5, 2012

The differences between the candidates affect us directly.

The Latest

The deadline to register to vote in Pa. is Tuesday. Here's how to do it.

By Avni Kataria · Oct. 7, 2018

Leaders of campus groups say they have emphasized voter registration this semester to empower these new voters in a politically contentious time.

Guest Column | It's time we had a say

By David Weiss , Abby Tran , Abby Case and Russell Abdo · Nov. 5, 2012

In 2008, one in 10 registered Penn undergraduate students didn’t vote. Don’t be that one person. Don’t silence yourself.

Endorsement | Pennsylvania candidates

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

The Daily Pennsylvanian endorses Bob Casey Jr. for Congress, Kathleen Kane for Attorney General, Robert McCord for State Treasurer and Eugene DePasquale for Auditor General

Endorsement | Pennsylvania candidates

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

The Daily Pennsylvanian endorses Bob Casey Jr. for Congress, Kathleen Kane for Attorney General, Robert McCord for State Treasurer and Eugene DePasquale for Auditor General

Endorsement | Are we there yet?

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

We’re voting for Obama to be on the right side of history — to stand behind policies that respond to this country’s place in an increasingly globalized community.

Guest Column | President Obama. For all of us.

By Tobias Wolff · Nov. 5, 2012

The differences between the candidates affect us directly.

Guest Column | The Election and U.S.-China Relations

By Avery Goldstein · Nov. 5, 2012

The legacy of the U.S. presidential campaign immediately after January 20, 2013 has the potential to significantly affect U.S.-China relations.

Guest Column | Respect, Resilience and the Republican Party

By College Republicans · Nov. 5, 2012

The Republican Party respects the need for equitable social policy and practice.

Guest Column | The choice is clear

By Penn Democrats · Nov. 5, 2012

Let’s stand united as a campus behind that vision and support Barack Obama for President, Bob Casey for senator, and Kathleen Kane for attorney general.

President Amy Gutmann’s Three Reasons to Get Out the Vote

By Amy Gutmann · Nov. 5, 2012

Democracy works, but only when one key ingredient is added: you and your fellow citizens.

Local Pennsylvania races

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

Casey and Smith on the issues

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

More on the vice presidential candidates

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

Biden and Ryan on the Issues

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

More on the presidential candidates

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 5, 2012

Information from fun facts to endorsements.

Obama and Romney on the Issues

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 4, 2012

What to bring to the polls

By The Daily Pennsylvanian · Nov. 4, 2012

Guest Column | Respect, Resilience and the Republican Party

By College Republicans · Nov. 4, 2012

Looking past the regular political metric of ads, accusations and debates, it is important to consider the true nature of the Republican Party — not a nature of exclusivity or reactionary opposition, but one of compassion, motivation and promise based on practice.

Solutions by The State News