The Governor vows to veto a bill that expands taxpayer support to private and religious schools, a bill dealing with nurse practitioners overwhelmingly passes the Senate, while super PACs are making an entrance in the state prior to the 2020 election. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
Former Congressman Lou Barletta considers making a bid for the 8th Congressional District, while Gov. Wolf talks with President Trump about workforce issues at the White House. Here is the Playbook.
The GOP hopeful describes himself as a moderate Republican, while advocating for term limits, clean air, and security at the nation’s southern border.
The former Congressman, who is a close ally to the President, is weighing a run in the Trump friendly 8th District according to the National Journal.
Two Pro Trump super PACs team up for a voter registration effort in PA, while Gov. Tom Wolf heads to DC today to participate in a White House roundtable on workforce reforms. Here is the Playbook.
Trumka, a Southwestern Pennsylvania native, along with local labor leaders will detail their push for improving on NAFTA.
The Great America Voter Drive, led by Great America PAC and Committee to Defend The President, aims to register voters in Pennsylvania, while running television ads.
A progressive super PAC pledges a large investment in PA, while the state House almost unanimously supports a bill to take over the online health insurance exchange created by the ACA. Here is the Playbook.
For Our Future PAC selected Pennsylvania as one of the seven states they are targeting for the 2020 election.
Sen. Daylin Leach plans to run for reelection despite growing calls for him to resign, while PoliticsPA readers believe the budget will be signed on time. Here is the Playbook.
When Will the Governor sign the State Budget?
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