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Bundling these three unrelated amendments threatens to forestall the implementation of Marsy’s Law yet again.

New Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was sworn into office on Tuesday about two hours after Austin Davis became the state’s first Black lieutenant governor, kicking off a new administration in Harrisburg.

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis was sworn in Tuesday morning in the Capitol, the first Black elected to the second-highest office in Pennsylvania, whose oath-taking marked the start of a new executive administration in the state.

A bipartisan work group assembled by the new speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives is starting its work in the politically riven chamber. Speaker Mark Rozzi said after its first meeting Tuesday that he's hopeful the group of three Republicans and three Democrats will aid him in developing House rules and compromise legislation.

Following the ceremony, Governor Shapiro, newly sworn in, held an inaugural celebration in Lititz.

The new speaker of the Pennsylvania House said Tuesday that the first meeting of a bipartisan work group he assembled got off to a good start and that he's hopeful they will help bridge the chamber's partisan divide.

It’s a lengthy process that requires passage in two legislative sessions and advertising by the Pennsylvania Department of State.

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The Pennsylvania House is at a standstill and the next best chance to end the logjam comes Tuesday, when Allentown Rep. Peter Schweyer and five other lawmakers sit down to talk.