Written by PoliticsPA Staff

The Pennsylvania GOP hires a compliance officer, while two Democrats have announced bids to run in the 1st Congressional District. Here is the Playbook.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The Pennsbury School Board member and Democratic hopeful said she opposes the tax cuts passed under President Donald Trump’s administration and supports a “public option” for healthcare insurance.

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Reps. Madeleine Dean (D-Montgomery) and Mary Gay Scanlon (D-Delaware) make a surprise visit to tour the Berks County Detention Center. Here is the Playbook.

Written by Sy Snyder

The State Supreme Court rules in favor of a Pittsburgh paid leave law, a Congressman garners national headlines while defending President Trump in a House vote, and the Pennsylvania news industry takes a hit. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.

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A new Morning Consult poll shows positive numbers for Gov. Tom Wolf, while President Trump’s approval rating is under water in the state. The PA Dems are divided on a recent impeachment resolution. Here is the Playbook.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Five members of Pennsylvania’s Democratic delegation against killing the impeachment resolution Wednesday. Only 2 Democrats in PA voted to kill the impeachment resolution in the previous vote in January 2018.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Gov. Tom Wolf is the lone statewide Pennsylvania elected official in a new poll in the top half in approval rating among his peers, while over half of voters in the keystone state disapprove of President Donald Trump’s job performance.

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The PA Supreme Court rules to uphold a Pittsburgh paid sick leave law, while the first Democrat officially announces a bid in Pennsylvania’s 16th Congressional District. Here is the Playbook.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Smith, who attempted to unseat state Rep. Daryl Metcalfe (R-Butler) in 2018, is the first Democrat to announce a bid against Rep. Mike Kelly for 2020.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The 2015 Pittsburgh City Council law requiring many private employers to provide paid sick days now gets the green light from the state Supreme Court.