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As Shapiro pumps money into downballot Democrats, Republicans lean on Jeff Yass (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- As Democrat Josh Shapiro continues to massively outraise his Republican gubernatorial opponent, he's using some of that haul on more than just his own reelection. The latest campaign finance reports show the governor gave more than $5.6 million to the state Democratic Party's political action committee throughout the summer -- something party insiders say shows a striking level of centralization around Shapiro as Pennsylvania's Democratic standard-bearer. It also offers a contrast
The 2026 races that could decide control of the Pennsylvania House and Senate (opens the original)
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Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — Control of the Pennsylvania General Assembly is on the ballot in 2026, and a handful of seats will likely decide who has the power to help set policy in the Keystone State. Republicans have held the state Senate almost continuously for 45 years and hope to kee
The 2026 races that could decide control of the Pa. House, Senate (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- Control of the Pennsylvania General Assembly is on the ballot in 2026, and a handful of seats will likely decide who has the power to help set policy in the Keystone State. Republicans have held the state Senate almost continuously for 45 years and hope to keep it that way come November. Democrats see a path to take the upper chamber while maintaining the narrow state House majority they won in 2022. The biggest battlegrounds include perennial targets where strong incumbents have h
Skill games face seizure as deadline for Pa. legislature to act looms (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG -- Leaders in the Pennsylvania legislature say they want to legalize and regulate skill games before a court-mandated deadline opens the terminals up to seizure by law enforcement. Whether they'll actually reach a consensus within the next month -- ahead of critical legislative elections that will determine control of the General Assembly -- is much murkier. Deep cross-partisan divides loom over major aspects of potential regulation, like how many machines to allow statewide, the rate
Pa. lawmakers eye limits, outright ban on Flock cameras as they prepare for fall return (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG — A bipartisan backlash against Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers is mounting in Pennsylvania, with lawmakers introducing bans and restrictions and both candidates for governor coming out against them. The cameras, installed on both public and private property and roads, capture images, then use AI to determine vehicles’ plate numbers, makes and models. That data can then be used to create a searchable vehicle location database accessible to law enforcement. The
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