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Brendan Boyle wins reelection against Aaron Bashir

08 November 2022 Devon Russell

Boyle (D-Incumbent) has secured roughly 72.2 percent of the vote.

Tracking 2022 Pennsylvania midterm elections results

08 November 2022 Web Editor

Polls closed at 8 p.m. in Pennsylvania as voters cast ballots for races including U.S. Senate, Pennsylvania governor, and the U.S. House of Representatives.

Temple nurses reach agreement with hospital to avoid strike

08 November 2022 Lawrence Ukenye

The deal includes higher wages that would make Temple nurses among the highest-paid in the state.

Poll: Temple students are voting blue this election season

08 November 2022 Rachel Townsend

The Temple News surveyed roughly 120 Temple students to find out their voting preferences for this election.

Where Oz and Fetterman stand on public safety

08 November 2022 Molly Fiske

If elected, John Fetterman would pass common sense gun control laws and Mehmet Oz would continue to protect the second amendment.

Here’s what Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial race could mean for abortion access

08 November 2022 Sarah Frasca

If elected, Josh Shapiro has vowed to veto anti-abortion legislation and Doug Mastriano would likely sign anti-abortion legislation.

Here’s what will happen if TUGSA strikes

08 November 2022 Justin Roig

The union’s two-week strike authorization vote will end this week after negotiations.

What you need to know about the 2nd U.S. Congressional District race

08 November 2022 Devon Russell

Brendan Boyle and Aaron Bashir are in the running for the house seat in Philadelphia’s 2nd Congressional District.

City releases list of ballots with errors

07 November 2022 Fallon Roth

Voters on any of the lists may not have their ballots counted and are advised to request a replacement ballot at the County Board of Elections office.

Kerry Washington joins local politicians at Temple’s campus ahead of midterms

07 November 2022 Shriya Gohel

Actor and activist Kerry Washington and Jabari Banks joined local political leaders to encourage audience members to vote for Democrats in Tuesday’s election.