Sam Dunklau | WITF
Sam Dunklau is the Capitol Bureau Chief for WITF. He previously covered Illinois state government for NPR member station WUIS in Springfield, IL.
Since 2015, Sam has been floating around the radio airwaves as a reporter, disc jockey, and station manager. He grew up in the small midwestern town of Paw Paw, Illinois and is a proud graduate of Augustana College.
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Monday is the deadline for counties to certify the results of this year’s midterm elections with the Department of State. WITF’s Sam Dunklau has more. -
As part of what will be a routine effort to verify Pennsylvania’s election results, the Department of State has asked counties to perform what’s known as a risk-limiting audit. WITF’s Sam Dunklau explains what that is.
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Pennsylvania transportation and law enforcement leaders are warning drivers to be on the lookout for snow squalls this winter. WITF’s Sam Dunklau has more.
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Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania’s governor-elect, is laying out how he’ll assume power from outgoing Gov. Tom Wolf in January. WITF’s Sam Dunklau has more.
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Pennsylvania is headed toward a divided state government at the start of next year. WITF’s Sam Dunklau reports Democrats have flipped control of the state House for the first time in more than a decade.
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The Pennsylvania House is impeaching Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. WITF’s Sam Dunklau reports the effort now moves to the Senate, where a trial will take place.
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A Pennsylvania state House committee has approved the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. WITF’s Sam Dunklau has more.
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Republican state Senator Doug Mastriano has conceded the race for Pennsylvania governor to Democrat Josh Shapiro. WITF’s Sam Dunklau reports.
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Pennsylvania citizen groups are celebrating what will likely be the first evenly divided House of Representatives in more than a decade. As WITF’s Sam Dunklau reports, they’re giving newly-drawn state political maps part of the credit.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers are sending a nearly $2 billion package of tax credits aimed at increasing the state’s natural gas output to Governor Tom Wolf’s desk. WITF’s Sam Dunklau reports Wolf is expected to sign the bill.
