PA Senate e-newsletters
In this Update: Voters Approve Constitutional Amendments to Improve Emergency Response House Finance Committee Prepares for Vote on Senator Martin’s Pediatric Cancer Legislation Citizens can Comment on PennDOT Plan to Toll Highway Bridges Senate Holds Two Public Hearings on 5G Deployment in Pennsylvania Capitol Hunger Garden Breaks Ground on 11th Season Observing National EMS Week […] [Read More]
What a YES Vote Means for Tomorrow’s Primary Election I wanted to reach out today to provide one last reminder that two proposed amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution being considered by voters in tomorrow’s Primary Election. Unfortunately, primary elections are usually treated as a rather ho-hum event by the electorate. All too often it is […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senator Martin Calls for Employers to Open Fully Memorial Day Weekend Senate Approves Plan to Offer Additional Year of Education Due to COVID-19 Senate Acts to Preserve Prescription Drug Assistance for Seniors Measure to Boost Donations for Breast Cancer Research Passed by Senate Tuesday: Emergency Declaration Questions on the Primary Election Ballot […] [Read More]
In this Update: Pennsylvanians Can Vote for a Better Emergency Declaration Process Martin Re-Elected Chair of Athletic Oversight Committee May 11 Deadline for Primary Election Mail-in Ballot Applications New Deadline to Obtain REAL ID is May 3, 2023 Senate Gives Final Approval of Living Donor Protection Act Monday Deadline: Funding Available to Strengthen PA Poultry […] [Read More]
In This Update: Senators Continue to Highlight What a YES Vote Means on May 18 Senators Martin and Aument Bill to Help Schools Find Substitute Teachers Passes Senate Senator Martin Hosts School Reform Hearings Senators Call on Governor to Halt Unilateral Action on Carbon Tax Hearings Examining Governor’s Budget Proposal Conclude Senate Votes to Extend […] [Read More]
In This Update: Vaccine Schedule Accelerated Again: All Pennsylvanians Now Eligible Committees Explore Education Reforms, COVID-19 Impacts, Infrastructure Reminder: Independent, Third-Party Voters Can Participate in May 18 Election Election Survey Responses Due by April 30 Scam Alert: New Fraud Targets PUA Recipients Free PHEAA Webinar Offers Financial Aid Advice for Students, Families Vaccine Schedule Accelerated […] [Read More]
In This Update: Voters Will Decide Three Ballot Questions on May 18 Senators Martin, Yaw and Laughlin Propose Legislation to Establish a Clean Streams Fund Senator Martin Announces Education Hearings Hearings Continue to Examine Governor’s Budget Proposal Enhanced “Move Over” Law Goes Into Effect April 27 PennDOT Urges Caution When Renewing Licenses and Registration Online […] [Read More]
In This Update: Pennsylvania Expands and Accelerates Vaccine Schedule New Guidance Will Help More Schools Return to In-Person Instruction Share Your Experience Voting by Mail or In Person in 2020 Summer Camps Set to Resume This Year Deadline to Submit Comments on State Transportation Plan is April 14 Pennsylvania Expands and Accelerates Vaccine Schedule The […] [Read More]
In This Update: Martin Legislation to Provide New Resources for Pediatric Cancer Research Advances in Senate Martin Bills Addressing District Attorney Vacancies Signed Into Law Legislation Sponsored by Martin and Aument to help Schools Find Substitute Teachers passes Education Committee Senate Panel Approves Martin Resolution Calling for End of Clock Changing After Wolf’s Blunder, Senate […] [Read More]
In This Update: COVID-19 Restrictions Relaxed on Businesses, Gatherings Budget Hearings Continue with Discussion on Education Senator Martin Introduces Resolution in Support of Recognizing Girls Wrestling in PA Senate Approves Bill to Open Career Opportunities for Individuals in Recovery Senate Continues Bipartisan Review of Election Issues Next Week Unemployment Compensation Programs Extended Senator Martin introduces […] [Read More]
