Last Tuesday, millions of Pennsylvanians took to the polls to vote for judges and local officials. Statewide, they were also confronted with a ballot question that garnered a lot of fanfare and not as much understanding. 

Over 2.3 million voters responded to the “Marsy’s Law” ballot question, which offers a series of victim’s rights in criminal cases. More people cast votes on it than any of the judge retention races. 

Check out the week as tweeted from lawmakers, influencers, and others around Pennsylvania state government.

Voters across the state headed to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballot on several statewide judicial races, a hotly contested constitutional amendment and a series of local races, some featuring state lawmakers. The PLS Reporter has statewide coverage from our bureaus in Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to give you the latest results.

Check out the week as tweeted from lawmakers, influencers, and others around Pennsylvania state government.

Off-year election, scmoff-year election; Justin and Andrew bring you everything you need to know before you head to the polls next week. We focus most heavily on the controversial Marsy's Law question, hearing from Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania Director Jennifer Riley and ACLU Legal Director Elizabeth Randol on their differing points of view on the crime victims' rights amendment. Like what you hear? Follow us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Spotify.