J.D. Prose is a Political Reporter at PennLive. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on transportation policy and regulation, as well as consumer health and health news. J.D. has been featured in several publications, including The Scranton Times-Tribune and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, among others.
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J.D. Prose's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Pennsylvania, with topics ranging from elections to legislation and animal welfare issues. Given this focus, J.D. Prose is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary or insights related to ongoing political developments in Pennsylvania, especially those concerning legislative changes, election procedures, or animal welfare policies.
Pitches should provide unique perspectives or expertise relevant to the evolving stories and announcements within Pennsylvania's political landscape. Additionally, sources who can provide firsthand accounts of local events related to politics or animal welfare may capture J.D. Prose’s attention.
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The charges cover voting in the 2022 and 2024 general elections.
By: J.D. Prose
A Republican activist who owns a home in Pennsylvania and has made dubious claims about voter registration irregularities in the state may have run afoul of the same rules he has accused others of breaking.
By: J.D. Prose
The Bulwark found at least four cases that raised questions about whether the operatives registered at Presler's address were actual Pa. residents.
By: J.D. Prose
The Pa. Department of State said it “expects everyone working in, voting in, and observing polling places to follow all applicable state and federal laws.”
By: J.D. Prose
The Pa. Department of State said it “expects everyone working in, voting in, and observing polling places to follow all applicable state and federal laws.”
By: J.D. Prose
48% said Perry supports President Donald Trump too much while 41% said Stelson opposes Trump too much.
By: J.D. Prose
The hearing will address loneliness and isolation among Pa. seniors.
By: J.D. Prose
“Never in a million years did I think this would ever happen to me," said the flagger.
By: J.D. Prose
"You can breathe air for free," said one customer.
By: J.D. Prose
The singer had hits with "Ah! Leah!" and "Love is Like a Rock."
