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Photo by Cliff Booth on Pexels.com If you're a Republican voter in Kennett Square, Kennett Township, or New Garden Township, you might be wondering what you can do to help our party succeed in the 2026 midterm elections. The good news? You don't need to be a political insider, campaign expert, or full-time volunteer to make a real difference. This guide is for everyday Republicans like you—busy people with jobs, families, and limited time who still want to contribute to winni

President Ronald Reagan once said, "There is no limit to the amount of good you can do if you don't care who gets the credit." These words, spoken decades ago, remain profoundly relevant to conservatives working to make a difference in our communities today. Reagan understood something fundamental about effective leadership and grassroots organizing: the mission matters more than personal recognition. When we set aside ego and focus on results, we multiply our impact exponent

Dear Kennett Township Neighbor, Kennett Township is considering a significant municipal expansion—one that could lead directly to higher taxes, increased spending, and more burdens on local families and homeowners. Many residents are concerned that this proposed growth is unnecessary, costly, and out of touch with what our community actually needs. You have a voice in this decision, and now is the time to use it. A petition (on Change.org ) has been launched by local resident

Why Our Best Days Are Ahead There's something special happening in Kennett Square, New Garden Township, and Kennett Township. If you look past the headlines and daily frustrations, you'll see a community with extraordinary potential—a place where entrepreneurial spirit, natural beauty, and genuine neighborliness create the foundation for something remarkable. This isn't blind optimism. It's recognition of what makes our corner of Chester County unique and how the principles o

And What You Can Do About It Op-Ed By the Editorial Team at KSQAreaGOP.com The November 4, 2025 election in Chester County was marked by significant administrative failures that have raised serious questions about the integrity of our elections. The Republican Committee of Chester County (RCCC) has detailed these concerns in a comprehensive letter to the Chester County Board of Elections (BOE), and Area 17 residents deserve to understand what happened and how we can demand

Op-Ed By the Editorial Team at KSQAreaGOP.com November 7, 2025 – As the dust settles on the November 4 municipal elections in Pennsylvania, one glaring failure stands out in Chester County: a so-called "clerical error" that erased nearly 75,000 independent, third-party, and unaffiliated voters from poll books across all 230 precincts. This wasn't a minor glitch in a suburban polling station – it was a countywide catastrophe that forced tens of thousands of eligible Americans

In the heart of Chester County, Kennett Square has long been more than just a borough—it's a vibrant community where mushroom farms meet Main Street charm, and neighbors know each other by name . But as our beloved town navigates rapid change, it's clear that unchecked growth is leaving too many residents behind. Skyrocketing housing costs, crumbling infrastructure, and policies that favor developers over families are eroding the very fabric of what makes Kennett Square speci

A Message to Our Latino Neighbors You are changing the face of American democracy — and your voice has never been more powerful. Across Pennsylvania and right here in Chester County and the Kennett Square area, Latino families are shaping the future of our communities. Your values, your work, and your dreams matter. It's time for politics to reflect that. Your Values Are at the Heart of This Conversation If you're like many Latino families, certain principles guide your life:

In every election cycle, we hear about the importance of voting. And while casting your ballot is essential, there's something equally...

The Challenge Ahead As Kennett Square Borough approaches the November 4th, 2025 municipal election, residents face critical decisions about the future of their community. Behind the charming historic streets and thriving downtown lies a growing list of challenges that demand experienced, fiscally responsible leadership from the Mayor and Borough Council. Since 2017, the mayor and council have all been Democrats. Their decision-making has not benefited residents—just unbridled

The rolling hills of New Garden Township have long cradled a community that values its rural character, its rich Quaker heritage, and its...

On November 4th, 2025, Pennsylvania voters will decide whether to retain three Supreme Court justices: David Wecht , Christine Donohue , and Kevin Dougherty . If retained, each will serve another 10 years— until 2035. Most voters don't even realize this election is happening. That's the problem. Over 98% of Pennsylvania judges are automatically retained because voters treat retention as a rubber stamp. But these three justices have demonstrated a pattern of judicial activism

Historic Shift in Pennsylvania's Political Landscape Pennsylvania Republicans are entering the November 2025 municipal and judicial...

Kennett Square , Kennett Township , and New Garden Township sit in one of the more desirable parts of Chester County — beautiful...

With the 2025 Municipal Elections around the corner, Republicans in KSQ area have an unprecedented opportunity to get back in the game.