Josh Shapiro
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As Texas School Shooting Leaves 21 Dead, GOP Gov. Candidate Wants to Make Pennsylvania’s Gun Laws More Like Texas
GOP governor candidate Doug Mastriano says gun ownership is a “God-given right,” introduced a bill to limit the reach of federal gun laws and punish any state employees, agents, and officials who enforce them, and co-sponsored another bill that would have made it easier for domestic abusers to carry concealed guns.
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Meet Doug Mastriano, the Extreme MAGA Republican Nominee for Pennsylvania Governor
Mastriano wants to ban abortion after six weeks with no exceptions, has amplified QAnon and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, and has spent 18 months lying about voter fraud and trying to overturn the outcome of the 2020 presidential election–an effort he compared to opposing the rise of Adolf Hitler.
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Tuesday Is the Primary Election in PA. Here’s What to Expect When You Vote.
Tuesday May 17 is primary election day in Pennsylvania. The primary is when Democrats and Republicans will choose who they want to win their party’s nomination to run for these seats in the general election in November: Pennsylvania’s US Senate seat Pennsylvania’s 17 US House of Representatives seats Half of Pennsylvania’s state Senate seats All…
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As the Primary Election Draws Near, Here’s Where the Governor Candidates Stand on Pa.’s Minimum Wage
Democratic lawmakers and Gov. Tom Wolf have proposed an increase to the commonwealth’s minimum wage every year but the legislation never passes. With a new governor on the horizon, what is the future of the minimum wage in Pennsylvania?
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Jake Corman Exits GOP Race For Governor
After announcing last month that he was exiting the governor’s race, only to throw his hat back in the ring several hours later, the president pro tempore of the state Senate announced Thursday that he was ending his campaign and endorsing rival candidate Lou Barletta.
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Here’s Where The Candidates in the Governor’s Race Stand on Abortion
If the US Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, the decision on abortion rights will be determined at the state level. In Pennsylvania, what exactly that means might just come down to who is elected governor in November.
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More Than 150,000 Pennsylvanians Duped by TurboTax Will Get a Refund
Attorney General Josh Shapiro’s office has reached a settlement with TurboTax’s parent company for tricking low-income Pennsylvanians into paying for services they believed were free.
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Where Supreme Court Justices Stand on Abortion, in Their Own Words and Votes
Even before a draft of the opinion in a major abortion case written by Justice Samuel Alito was leaked late Monday, Supreme Court justices have had a lot to say about abortion over the years — in opinions, votes, Senate confirmation testimony, and elsewhere.
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Talk of Election Fraud is Alive and Well on the Pennsylvania Campaign Trail, But Will it Work?
While Republicans have made anger over the 2020 election a staple of this year’s midterm primary campaigns to appeal to Trump-loyal GOP voters, such messages could be a liability in fall’s general election campaign, pollsters say.
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Female Pennsylvania Lawmakers React to Roe v. Wade Opinion
The women serving Pennsylvanians in Harrisburg and Washington didn’t hold back after news broke that the Supreme Court had drafted an opinion to ban Roe v. Wade.





















