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Volunteers and team leaders from Fair Districts PA gathered in Harrisburg on October 3 to introduce a new report on the progress of the Pennsylvania state legislature in the current legislative session.
Pennsylvania ranked number 1 in the nation for young voter impact in the 2022 elections, according to CIRCLE, the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning & Engagement.
Try to imagine for a moment what mileage reimbursement for ambulance services has to do with school choice vouchers for students in the bottom 15% of Pennsylvania schools.
On June 27, the US Supreme Court delivered a 6-3 decision in the case of Moore v Harper, rejecting a legal theory that had major implications for the future of redistricting in every state, including Pennsylvania.
The May 31 Zoom forum, Pennsylvania Redistricting: Lessons Learned and Next Steps for Reform, was attended by around 250 Pennsylvanians eager for change.
Over 150 volunteers from across the state donned Fair Districts PA or Fix Harrisburg hats, shirts and pins and hit the polls on May 16, PA’s primary election day.
John Kromer, a Fair Districts PA volunteer, recently completed a book on urban planning, housing and community development entitled Fixing Broken Cities: New Investment Policies for a Changed World. The final chapter tells the story of citizen engagement in the work of Fair Districts PA.
Are you interested in Pennsylvania politics? Do you care about improving our state democracy? Consider an internship with Fix Harrisburg.
The Fair Districts PA rules research team has spent much time in the past few weeks reviewing House Resolution 1, discussing the process leading up to the vote on March 1, and looking back at final statistics from the 2021-2022 session.
In a short but historic week, PA house members elected a new speaker and approved new House rules with significant changes.