PA Senate e-newsletters
In this email edition: Memorial Day: Honoring Four-Star Army General George A. Joulwan and a Local Tragedy from the Civil War Election results: Reporter asks is this the first quack of a lame-duck governor? Reading Eagle: Bill to support volunteer firefighters faces opposition from Governor Wolf Schuylkill County receives $980,000 in Blight Remediation Grants Population […] [Read More]
Primary election results: the first quacks of a lame-duck governor? State Government Committee holds first hearing on congressional redistricting Pennsylvania unemployment 7th highest in the nation as employers struggle to find workers PA Supreme Court follows my bipartisan bill to depoliticize Legislative Reapportionment Each month, the Senate State Government Committee prepares a summary of recent […] [Read More]
In this email edition: Pennsylvania unemployment 7th highest in the nation as employers struggle to find workers Pottsville: One of the best cities in Pennsylvania for food and drink! State Government Committee holds first hearing on congressional redistricting State champion basketball team from Nativity BVM High School visits the Capitol Honoring four new Berks County […] [Read More]
In this email edition: Berks and Schuylkill Voters speak in a statewide landslide: Governors should work with others during emergencies Bipartisan group of Senators call for lifting of COVID restrictions before Memorial Day weekend Around the district: Tamaqua revitalization, pollution in Panther Creek, and celebrating a new community pool in Frackville Hamburg Borough Police Department […] [Read More]
Tuesday: Emergency Declaration Questions on the Primary Election Ballot The May 18 primary election features two proposed constitutional amendments to improve Pennsylvania’s emergency declaration process. There has been a great deal of confusion about what the amendments would accomplish. Here are some answers to frequently asked questions: Will voting YES on the amendments immediately end […] [Read More]
In this email edition: On Tuesday, Pennsylvanians Can Vote for a Better Emergency Declaration Process Twardzik, Rep. Kerwin, and I Host “Grand-Reopening” for our new Joint Pottsville Office Virtual Town Hall on Ballot Questions, Property Tax Elimination, and More Celebrating Bob Allen and a New Eagle Scout Vaccine Information for Berks County Free Shredding Event […] [Read More]
Senator Argall to host virtual town hall on ballot questions, gerrymandering, school property tax elimination, and more Tomorrow, Tuesday May 11 at 6 p.m., I will be hosting a telephone town hall on a variety of state government related issues. Topics will include the May 18th primary election ballot questions, gerrymandering, the governor’s handling of […] [Read More]
In this email edition: Remembering our mothers—including my Berks County ancestors who saved my family from the perils of Nazism and Communism–on Mother’s Day PA Supreme Court follows my bipartisan bill to depoliticize Legislative Reapportionment Link discovered between dementia wards and COVID-19 deaths Celebrating Marian Catholic High School legend Jack Malarkey Argall Report: voters will […] [Read More]
Voters can Decide how much Power the Governor has During Emergency Declarations Pennsylvania Loses Seat in U.S. House of Representatives Senate Special Committee on Election Integrity and Reform holds Third Hearing Why won’t the Wolf Administration Release Data on Wasted Vaccines? Why are PA Taxpayers on the Hook for Empty Offices? Pennsylvania Democrats Look to […] [Read More]
In this email edition: Hamburg Center: Vacant for how much longer? Bipartisan State Legislatures Across the USA Aim to Curb Emergency Powers of Governors Senate Committee Passes Bill Requiring Legislative Approval of New Carbon Taxes Pennsylvania Loses Seat in U.S. House of Representatives Senate Passes my Bipartisan Lieutenant Governor Reform Bill Coronavirus Emergency Order Day […] [Read More]
