Senator Mccormick Launches America250 Essay Contest for Pennsylvania HIGH School Students
words. Prompts (participants may choose either one): Prompt 1 — Choose a Pennsylvanian, from any era and any walk
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In Letter to Department of Education, Fetterman Expresses Opposition to Professional Degree Reclassification
education. More than 92 percent of graduates are either employed or enrolled in continuing education within six months
Fetterman, Colleagues Reintroduce Bipartisan Railway Safety Act
through communities. Statistically, it is very likely that either today or tomorrow therewillbe a derailment in this country
Fetterman Criticizes Proposed Pennsylvania ICE Warehouses in Letter to DHS Secretary Noem
provide the following before moving forward with either project: Due to these significant concerns, it is my fear
Fetterman, Cornyn, Cortez Masto, Ernst Introduce Legislation Making Tax Filing Easier for Survivors of Domestic Abuse
they are unmarried. Currently, laws require survivors to either file their taxes jointly with their abuser
ICYMI – Senator Dave McCormick: A plan for Pennsylvania prosperity
will look back on this moment and say either that we seized this opportunity with leadership and collaboration
A Plan for Pennsylvania Prosperity
will look back on this moment and say either that we seized this opportunity with leadership and collaboration
Fetterman, Meng, Lawler Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Return Stolen SNAP Benefits
September 30, 2024. It also limits replacement to either 1) the full amount stolen or 2) two months
Senator Dave McCormick Introduces Term Limits Resolution
House Members to six two-year terms, limiting either chamber to service of twelve years. “Our Founding Fathers
Senators Fetterman, Justice Introduce Legislation to Prevent Tragic Drug Deaths in Prisons
whatever avenue it is smuggled shouldn’t be either,”said Senator Jim Justice.“In West Virginia