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HARRISBURG The Pennsylvania Senate is advancing a measure that would give the state’s political parties final say over candidates for lieutenant governor, taking power away from voters.
It’s a necessary change to a process that has not always resulted in the best partnerships, Democratic and Republican lawmakers say.
The proposed constitutional amendment, introduced by state Sen. Dave Argall, of Schuylkill County, R-29th Dist., would allow a gubernatorial candidate to choose their running mate after the spring primary, subject to approval from their party’s state committee.
HARRISBURG During a federal confirmation hearing Thursday, former Health Secretary Rachel Levine was questioned about the ongoing data discrepancies in Penn
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In 2021, a handful of politicians will wield power over one of the most consequential and overlooked aspects of our democracy: redrawing Pennsylvania’s political districts.
They can dictate who belongs in their districts, and who doesn’t; who keeps their seat, and who loses it; and who gets representation, and who gets left out. And all of that has ripple effects.
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