Capitol Live: Your Guide to the May Primary

This May, Democrats and Republicans will head to the polls to consider judicial candidates — including one for the state Supreme Court — while all Pennsylvania voters (that includes you, independents and minority-party members!) will be asked to consider four ballot questions.

While two of the ballot measures are non-controversial, the others pertaining to Gov. Tom Wolf’s emergency powers have caused quite the stir during the coronavirus pandemic.

On Tuesday, May 4 at 5 p.m., join Spotlight PA and our expert panelists for a free reader Q&A about what you need to know before you vote.

We have moved our event programming to a new platform called Crowdcast. You can submit a question for this event as part of the registration process.

Spotlight PA deputy editor Kamala Kelkar will lead the conversation with:

• Sarah Anne Hughes, deputy editor at Spotlight PA
• Katie Meyer, political reporter at WHYY

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