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Gov. Josh Shapiroâs administration will rescind Pa. disease-tracking policy that reignited pandemic-era outrage (opens the original)
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Gov. Josh Shapiroâs administration will rescind a series of proposed vaccination and disease-tracking regulations that reignited public outrage toward restrictive pandemic-era policies in Pennsylvania â a decision made after receiving more than 10,000 comments opposing the changes, the state Department of Health said Friday. The state Department of Health will withdraw the regulations, incorporate feedback, and resubmit the public health rules âonce Pennsylvaniansâ feedback has been adeq
1 in 4 Pa. GOP voters donât know who Stacy Garrity is as Josh Shapiro widens lead in governorâs race (opens the original)
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One in four likely Pennsylvania GOP voters have not heard of the stateâs Republican candidate for governor, as Gov. Josh Shapiro continues to pull ahead with less than six weeks remaining until Election Day, according to a new poll. Shapiro, a Democrat seeking reelection and a potential 2028 presidential candidate, is ahead of his Republican challenger, state Treasurer Stacy Garrity, by 21 percentage points among likely Pennsylvania voters, according to the poll conducted by The Inquirer, the
Gov. Josh Shapiro spent more than $2.4 million on ads this week. His GOP opponent Stacy Garrity spent $672. (opens the original)
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Gov. Josh Shapiro is dominating Pennsylvaniaâs media markets in his reelection campaign, spending more than $24 million with seven weeks left until the Nov. 3 election â and trouncing his GOP challenger, state Treasurer Stacy Garrity, who has spent a small fraction of that on ads. Shapiro, a Democrat seeking reelection and potentially a 2028 White House bid, has spent more than $2.4 million per week since Aug. 25 in advertisements from his campaign war chest topping $50 million, according to
âBabies are dyingâ: How Pennsylvaniaâs measles outbreak changed the vaccine mindset of this Amish country midwife (opens the original)
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LANCASTER â Amish families peer into Roberta Deversâ Honda Passport as she drives between prenatal checkups along the rolling hills of Lancaster County. They ask her increasingly frequent questions about the vaccine: Do you have some measles in your car? Devers, 63, works as a traditional midwife in communities at the epicenter of Pennsylvaniaâs largest measles outbreak in more than 30 years. She belongs to a class of midwives who follow age-old practices and are unregulated by the state,
How these four history-making House speakers are trying to protect the future of American democracy in their states (opens the original)
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Addressing the crowd packed into Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia on Thursday, Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton and three other Black House speakers from around the country outlined the steps theyâre taking in their state legislatures to safeguard the future of American democracy under President Donald Trumpâs administration. McClinton hosted the three House speakers â Delaware House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown, New York House Speaker Carl Heastie
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