Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies (CPS) announced that Jessica I. Monahan — a transportation policy expert who has secured federal funding for a range of nonprofits, local governments, Fortune 100 companies, emerging businesses, and government contractors — has joined its Washington D.C.-based lobbying team as a senior principal.
Voter registration at Pennsylvania driver’s license centers surged following implementation of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s automatic voter registration policy, prompting some groups to advocate for its extension to social service agencies to address barriers faced by historically disenfranchised groups. The Pennsylvania Capital-Star has more.
Four of Pennsylvania’s candidates for attorney general discussed strategies to tackle the opioid epidemic, reduce gun violence, and improve public safety during a panel debate hosted by the Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) on Friday. Though Gov. Shapiro voted early, he did not reveal which candidate he voted for to serve in his former role. WHYY has more.
Today is the last day for Pennsylvanians to register to vote during this month’s primary elections. PoliticsPA has previews of the primary races in the Southwest, Allegheny County, and Lehigh Valley.
Legislation introduced by state Representative Stephen Kinsey (D-Philadelphia) that would allow victims of voter intimidation to sue their harassers has advanced to the House floor for a vote, passing along party lines. WHYY has more.
Alba Martinez — Philadelphia’s first Latina commerce director and one of the highest-ranking LGBTQ city officials in the city’s history — joined Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration in January with the goal of supporting small neighborhood businesses, particularly those owned by Black and brown Philadelphians, while also promoting Philadelphia as a destination for business growth. The Philadelphia Inquirer has more.
The Temple Association of University Professionals (TAUP), Temple University’s faculty union, is proposing tiered wage increases intended to address equity gaps, particularly affecting women and people of color, in their negotiation with the University. The Philadelphia Inquirer has more.
Union workers at a steel plant in Western Pennsylvania celebrated as a federal rule to enhance electric grid efficiency, previously feared to lead to plant’s closure, was finalized, with the mandate for amorphous steel in only 25% of transformers preserving local jobs. The Allegheny Front has more.
After narrowly losing the 2022 Republican U.S. Senate primary, David McCormick returned to the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference — a statewide, grassroots conservative convention — this time with unified party support. McCormick is running to unseat Democratic incumbent U.S. Senator Bob Casey. PennLive has more.
The intricate interplay between economic perceptions and immigration places President Biden in a delicate balancing act with swing state voters. Given the outcomes of the past two elections hinged on this pivotal electorate, the prevailing political polarization and prominence of these issues could be enough to tip the scales. Listen to the latest episode featuring Public Strategies’ Howard Schweitzer, Mark Alderman, and the Hon. Rodney Davis here.
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