Joe Yerardi
Data Reporter and News Developer at The Philadelphia Inquirer
Data reporter/news developer at @PhillyInquirer. Proud @PhillyNewsGuild member ✊. @IRE_NICAR fan & @Mizzou 🐯. Got tips? [email protected] | 445.289.1864
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2 weeks ago |
gazettextra.com | Joe Yerardi |Sean Walsh
PHILADELPHIA - When Kathleen Cameron, 73, stepped into the voting booth at Settlement Music School on Clarendon Avenue in Philadelphia's Far Northeast last month, she had already decided she was going to vote for former Judge Patrick Dugan in the Democratic primary for district attorney. Her neighborhood had been lined with campaign signs for Dugan in the lead-up to the May 20 election, and Cameron said that was enough to sway her vote. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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2 weeks ago |
newsobserver.com | Joe Yerardi |Sean Walsh
Supporters look on as Former Municipal Court Judge Patrick Dugan hugs his wife, Nancy Dugan, while speaking during an election night party at the Sprinkler Fitters Local 692 Hall on May 20, 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
dailygazette.com | Joe Yerardi |Sean Walsh
PHILADELPHIA — When Kathleen Cameron, 73, stepped into the voting booth at Settlement Music School on Clarendon Avenue in Philadelphia’s Far Northeast last month, she had already decided she was going to vote for former Judge Patrick Dugan in the Democratic primary for district attorney. Her neighborhood had been lined with campaign signs for Dugan in the lead-up to the May 20 election, and Cameron said that was enough to sway her vote.
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2 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Joe Yerardi |Sean Walsh
When Kathleen Cameron, 73, stepped into the voting booth at Settlement Music School on Clarendon Avenue in Philadelphia’s Far Northeast last month, she had already decided she was going to vote for former Judge Patrick Dugan in the Democratic primary for district attorney. Her neighborhood had been lined with campaign signs for Dugan in the lead-up to the May 20 election, and Cameron said that was enough to sway her vote.
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1 month ago |
centredaily.com | Joe Yerardi
May 22-In many ways, the circumstances of District Attorney Larry Krasner's first reelection campaign in 2021 - when Philadelphia was experiencing record high levels of shootings and homicides - could not have been more different than his resounding win in this year's Democratic primary, which came amid steep declines in gun violence.
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An important investigation from @maddiehanna, @LizzieMulvey, and @enactdev: Pennsylvania is supposed to "immediately" suspend teachers charged with serious crimes. That doesn’t always happen. https://t.co/8p8ODH9RVC
RT @SStirling: Do local endorsements actually make a difference in Philly elections? The DA's race gave us an opportunity to take a look. h…
Philly’s ward system is in some ways a relic of a bygone political era. Nevertheless, candidates aggressively seek the endorsement of the city’s ward leaders. But do those endorsements really make a difference? @sbcmw and I took a look in @PhillyInquirer https://t.co/kdCNcjbhyg
