Matthew Rink is a PA State Team Sprint Reporter at the USA Today Network. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interests, often focusing on the GOP, immigration, and voter concerns. Matthew's work has been featured in various publications including the Bucks County Courier Times, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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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, Bethany Rodgers
Pennsylvania's presidential election did not go off without a hitch Tuesday, but major fears over the potential for violence, voter intimidation and disruptions to the counting of ballots appear to have been averted.
By: Matthew Rink
Democratic turnout for Vice President Kamala Harris lagged 2020 turnout as Donald Trump made gains all over the state, especially in rural counties.
The borough had hoped to resume garbage collection Thursday, but the community is bracing for another round of heavy lake effect snow.
By: Matthew Rink
NORTH EAST — More than 4,600 borough and township residents, as well as commercial and industrial customers of the borough's water system are required to boil their drinking water until further notice at the direction of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
By: Matthew Rink
These six new laws that have taken effect in Pennsylvania since the start of 2025 address a range of issues.
By: Matthew Rink
Jan. 6 defendants who could be pardoned by President-elect Donald Trump include several Monroe County men and a former NASCAR driver from Pen Argyl.
By: Matthew Rink
The Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition had been planning for a possible Trump White House return since July, months before his re-election.
By: Matthew Rink
Now sworn in, President Donald Trump could pardon western PA residents charged in Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
By: Chris Ullery, Matthew Rink
President Trump issued a full pardon that could clear the record of almost 1,600 people, including Ryan Samsel, of Bristol Township.
By: Matthew Rink
Several members of the right-wing Proud Boys, including the leader of the Philadelphia chapter, were granted clemency by President Donald Trump.
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