Eric Scicchitano is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Grove City, Pennsylvania. He has written for various publications including Huntsville Item, Meadville Tribune, Cleburne Times Review, and New Castle News, covering topics such as mental health, gun control, employment, and politics.
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Eric Scicchitano's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly within the local context of Pennsylvania and Grove City. He frequently reports on legislative activity, ethics complaints, state grants, and issues related to local government secrecy.
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HARRISBURG — Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt spoke briefly Thursday about tabulating votes in Pennsylvania and why unofficial results might not be complete on Election Night.
By: Eric Scicchitano
HARRISBURG — State and national Republicans on Thursday turned to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to halt an appellate court's ruling this week that the hand-dating rule for mail-ballot return envelopes is unconstitutional.
By: Eric Scicchitano
Vice President Kamala Harris will rally voters in three Pennsylvania cities Monday, canvassing the Keystone State on the eve of Election Day to turn out supporters to the polls.
By: Eric Scicchitano
HARRISBURG — Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt spoke Friday about who voters can expect to encounter when they turn out to the polls on Election Day.
By: Eric Scicchitano
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a stay Friday sought by Republicans that prevents a lower court’s ruling concerning the constitutionality of requiring hand-dated return envelopes for mail ballots
By: Eric Scicchitano
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a stay Friday sought by Republicans that prevents a lower court's ruling concerning the constitutionality of requiring hand-dated return envelopes for mail ballots from being applied to Tuesday's general election.
By: Eric Scicchitano
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's top election official, Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt, made two commitments to the public on the eve of Election Day.
By: Eric Scicchitano
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s top election official, Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt, made two commitments to the public on the eve of Election Day.
HARRISBURG — Top-of-ballot races command most of the electorate’s attention ahead of the election but down-ballot, Pennsylvania voters will determine whether Republicans win back majority control of the state House
By: Eric Scicchitano
Pennsylvania’s top election official, Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt, made two commitments to the public Monday on the eve of Election Day.
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