Reporter, USA Today Network PA Team, @GoErie. Former reporter, op-ed editor @CantonRepdotcom @Indedotcom. @GannonU. Proud father of Sophia, Roslyn & Maryn
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Matthew Rink primarily focuses on politics and government-related topics, particularly those with a local impact. His coverage mainly includes government announcements, legal policy regulations, and event coverage related to political developments in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Erie.
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By: Matthew Rink
Former President Bill Clinton will visit Erie Tuesday at a time and location yet-to-announced. Clinton will also be in Westmoreland County and Johnstown.
By: Matthew Rink
GOP vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance spoke to hundreds of Trump supporters Saturday at Penn State Behrend with just 10 days until the election.
By: Matthew Rink
Walz, the Minnesota governor, last spoke in Erie on Sept. 5 at Liberty Park. A time and location for his upcoming visit hasn't been determined.
By: Matthew Rink
Preston Nouri, 25, of Erie County, if elected to the PA-16 Congressional district, would become just the second member from Generation Z.
By: Matthew Rink
After nearly 14 years in the House of Representatives, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly says he still has plenty of gas in the tank.
By: Matthew Rink
The Erie County Board of Elections and Voter Registration Office continue to work with the Pennsylvania Department of State, Gov. Josh Shapiro's Office, the U.S. Postal Service and its third party vendor, ElectionIQ, to determine the status of mail-in ballots that have not been delivered to voters.
By: Matthew Rink
Voters have until the close of polls at 8 p.m. Election Day to return ballots to the Erie County Voter Registration Office, or choose another option.
By: Matthew Rink
Tim Walz held a private campaign event before meeting with a small, invitation-only audience at Erie's Vilma's Kitchen, a Puerto Rican restaurant.
By: Matthew Rink
More than 250 people packed Lavery Brewing Co.'s 'bunker' in downtown Erie Saturday to hear former President Bill Clinton campaign for Kamala Harris.
By: Jo Ciavaglia, Matthew Rink
Wondering what to wear while visiting Bucks County polls Tuesday? Here's a rundown of what items and behaviors are, and aren't, allowed in Pennsylvania.
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