“The people of Pennsylvania are experiencing a crisis of confidence in our elections, and I take my newfound responsibility to conduct an election integrity investigation very seriously. [Read More]
For those of you who don’t know, the Tioga County Commissioners are getting numerous death threats since receiving a letter from State Senator Mastriano requesting election materials. [Read More]
It is not a widely recognized fact; however, every major sports franchise operation in the United States has mimicked the federal republican form of government adopted by the United States. [Read More]
Senator Cris Dush's (R-25) prime sponsored concealed carry bill, involving changing the statute for carrying firearms moved out of the Judiciary Committee today. [Read More]
Senator Cris Dush (R-25) said parents would have the option to allow their children to repeat a grade level due to learning disruptions caused by COVID-19 under a bill approved by the Senate and sent to the governor today. [Read More]
Senator Cris Dush (R-25) announced today the passage of House Bill 957, sponsored by Representative Dan Moul (R-91), through the Local Government Committee, in which Sen. Dush chairs. [Read More]
Senator Cris Dush said today that the Senate approved legislation to create a smoother transition to high school graduation for students who are experiencing homelessness or are in foster care. [Read More]
Senator Cris Dush (R-25) today announced the passing of his bill, Senate Bill 478. It amends Pennsylvania’s No Bid Law (Act 78 of 1979) to authorize political subdivisions, municipality authorities, and transportation authorities to enter contracts for services when two consecutive advertisements fail to induce bids. Senate Bill 478 is a product of the bipartisan, bicameral Local Government Commission. Listen [Read More]
The Senate voted today to end Gov. Tom Wolf’s emergency declaration while ensuring Pennsylvania can take the steps necessary to recover, according to Senator Cris Dush who strongly supported the measures. [Read More]
With Pennsylvania’s employment rate lagging behind those of other states emerging from the pandemic, the state Senate this week approved several bills to rein in job-stifling regulations, Senator Dush said. [Read More]
