Election Day - The Temple News

Mayoral candidates answers community questions on safety, jobs

27 October 2023 Sidney Rochnik

Candidates Cherelle Parker and David Oh answered questions about crime and the city’s economy in the “Our Vote, Our Future” Mayoral Forum at The Liacouras Center on Oct. 26.

VOTER GUIDE: 2023

24 October 2023 Oliver Sabo and Sidney Rochnik

The Temple News’ Voter Guide has everything you need to know about the Nov. 7 municipal election.

Where do Philadelphia’s mayoral candidates stand on Temple issues?

24 October 2023 Oliver Sabo

Both candidates said they would be committed to a number of safety and crime reduction efforts around the city.

What’s on Philadelphians’ ballot this Election Day

24 October 2023 Oliver Sabo

Philadelphians will vote for City Council positions, state supreme court judges and one ballot measure on Nov. 7.

How to vote in Philadelphia’s 2023 municipal election

24 October 2023 Sidney Rochnik

Voters can cast their ballots in-person or apply for a mail-in or absentee ballot for the Nov. 7 election.

Register to vote ahead of November’s local elections

22 October 2023 Editorial Board

Oct. 23 is the last day to register to vote in time for the Nov. 7 municipal elections in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.

Temple law student reignites efforts for time off on Election Day

19 October 2023 Molly Fiske

After Temple alumni worked to gain more than 4,000 signatures on the Owls Out for Democracy petition, a Temple Law student will continue their project.

Cherelle Parker wins mayoral primary election

16 May 2023 Oliver Sabo

The former Pennsylvania state representative and City Council majority leader defeated eight challengers with 32.9 percent of the vote.

ELECTION DAY: Tracking the 2023 Pennsylvania primaries

16 May 2023 Web Editor

Philadelphians are voting on key positions and issues in Tuesday’s primary election.

Temple students, residents attend polls for 2022 midterm election

08 November 2022 Julia Merola and Samuel O'Neal

Polls were open on Nov. 8 from 7 a.m. and any voter standing in line by 8 p.m. was able to cast a ballot.