Democrats Declare Victory in Special Election
By Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs Billed as a referendum on the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency, the special election to replace former Rep. Tim Murphy in Pennsylvania’s
By Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs Billed as a referendum on the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency, the special election to replace former Rep. Tim Murphy in Pennsylvania’s
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs Last October, one of the most pro-life conservative Republicans in Congress abruptly resigned amid a personal scandal, bringing all eyes back on Pennsylvania.
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs With an historic election in the books and another one right around the corner, there’s never been a better time to participate in
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs With a historic election in the books and another one right around the corner, there’s never been a better time to participate in
By Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs Pennsylvania is in the national spotlight just weeks after an initial ruling by the Commonwealth’s highest court that invalidated the district maps for
By: Christina Fulponi, Government Affairs Coordinator Rushing to meet the court ordered February 9, 2018, deadline, top Republican leaders House Speaker Mike Turzai and Senate President Joe Scarnati submitted a
By, Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs After a full year of President Donald Trump in office, most critics agree that it’s hard to deny the effect of business experience
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs The Senate Labor & Industry Committee, chaired by Sen. Kim Ward (R-Westmoreland), advanced a bill that could have a drastic effect on the
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs Project Labor Agreements, or pre-hire collective bargaining agreements that mandate the use of union-only labor, have been around for decades, but lately, there’s
This week, Governor Tom Wolf announced his plans to follow up on an expired plan by the Obama administration in 2016 to extend mandatory overtime pay to salaried employees. Currently,
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs With a year’s worth of stalled policy, gridlock, and uncertainty over the ultimate result of last year’s tax reform bill, Congressional Republicans are
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs If 2016 taught us anything, it’s that public polls mean very little when it comes to the minds of voters. Despite 99% of
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs Despite stumbles throughout the year, Congress looks set to deliver on one of President Donald Trump’s biggest campaign promises – a significant overhaul
By: Brent Sailhamer, Director of Government Affairs The House concluded the first half of the 2017-2018 legislative session this week with a flurry of bills that were championed by some
By: Christina Fulponi, Government Affairs Coordinator On December 2, 2017, the Senate passed a Tax Cuts and Jobs Act with a vote of 51-49, which updates the tax codes and