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POPRIK: Lessons Learned From 2022 Election Cycle
As we end the year and the 2022 election cycle, it is important that we look back at the most important lessons and takeaways.

Delaware Valley Journal provides unbiased, local reporting for the Philadelphia suburbs of Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties.
As we end the year and the 2022 election cycle, it is important that we look back at the most important lessons and takeaways.

It’s not too late to steer public policy in a reasonable direction rather than wasting resources in the EV dead-end.
What defines for me the alpha and the omega of this year, is the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
What exactly will it take to improve our nation’s health and deliver patients the personalized care they deserve?
Former City Councilperson Helen Gym is the darling of every radical group in the city and many across the country.
Pennsylvania – we are a commonwealth of honest, passionate, hard-working people.
They say the show must go on. And with the kindness of a stranger, for one Delaware Valley family, it did.
For my Republican colleagues, let me just say, our party can’t be about or beholden to any one man.
“Treasury’s computer network is targeted by scammers and criminals every day.”
Looking back at 2022, the most significant stories the Delaware Valley Journal covered involved the midterm election.
The lawyers wrote, Krasner was elected by voters twice to do exactly what he is doing, reforming the process of criminal justice.
Towamencin Neighbors Opposing Privatization Efforts led the successful effort for voters to approve a Government Study Commission.
In 2006, the good folks of Upper Pottsgrove Township Montgomery County, PA decided to tax themselves to buy open space in the Township.
Last year’s omnibus cost $1.5 trillion. This year’s is pegged at $1.8 trillion.
With more than 1,400 cases, a study found Pennsylvania ranked eighth in the nation in puppy scams, coming in behind New York and Colorado.
The latest dramatic development surrounding the City of Chester's ongoing fiscal crisis.
I do hope that Congress and the administration can find a bipartisan path.
The private security industry began seeing rapid growth increase in 2010.
The same hope given to the Shepherds in Bethlehem two millennia ago, echoes across the generations for us today.
Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine is no stranger to controversy.