Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! Pa. Senate to convene tomorrow on unfinished budget The state Senate is scheduled to convene tomorrow to work on the final pieces of the unfinished state budget. The Post-Gazette…
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Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! Pa. Republicans react to first presidential debate The Delaware Valley Journal covers reactions among Pa. Republican political operatives to last night’s GOP presidential debate. The consensus seems to be…
Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! School choice — from students' perspectives We often hear parents, advocates, and lawmakers speak of the deep benefits of educational opportunity. But it’s also powerful to hear from students…
Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! Pa. Senate to convene August 30 for budget's 'next steps' Pa. Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward said yesterday that the state Senate will reconvene on August 30 to…
Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! Could Bucks Co. race foretell 2024? POLITICO suggests that a race this year for county commissioner in Bucks County—”one of the swingiest counties in one of the swingiest states…
Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! Why some Pa. cabinet secretaries remain 'acting' After two state Senators announced they will propose a constitutional amendment to clarify the role of “acting” secretaries, Spotlight PA looks at…
Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! Ballot battle in Philly council race Per Philly’s Home Rule Charter, two seats of the seven at-large Council seats must go to a non-majority party member. Historically, this has…
Get News & Brews in your inbox each day: Subscribe here! 'Who will blink first' on school choice? The Delaware Valley Journal reports on the ongoing push to get PASS Scholarships (formerly Lifeline Scholarships) over the finish line. Shapiro claims…