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Senate Passes Dush Bill to Improve Second Class Township Code
September 30, 2021

Senate Passes Dush Bill to Improve Second Class Township Code

This week the state Senate approved a measure that seeks to modernize and improve portions of Pennsylvania’s Second Class Township Code.  [Read More]

Senate Passes Measures to Help Pennsylvania Farmers Move Goods
September 29, 2021

Senate Passes Measures to Help Pennsylvania Farmers Move Goods

This week the state Senate passed two measures to help Pennsylvania farmers make home deliveries and meet other transportation needs.  [Read More]

Dush Responds to Attorney General’s Lawsuit, Arizona Audit Report
September 24, 2021

Dush Responds to Attorney General’s Lawsuit, Arizona Audit Report

Senator Cris Dush (R-Jefferson) issued the following statement today in reaction to the Attorney General’s lawsuit to prevent a review of recent elections, as well as a reaction to the release of Arizona’s election audit report:  [Read More]

Dush Bill Provides Relief for Municipalities, Government Agencies from Costly Document Requests
September 22, 2021

Dush Bill Provides Relief for Municipalities, Government Agencies from Costly Document Requests

The Senate today adopted a bill designed to provide relief for municipalities, government agencies and school boards from costly document requests, according to Sen. Cris Dush (R-25), who sponsored the bill.  [Read More]

Dush Releases Statement on Mask Mandate
September 10, 2021

Dush Releases Statement on Mask Mandate

Sen. Cris Dush (R-25) released today the following statement regarding the universal masking mandate.  [Read More]

Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee Invites Public to Submit Sworn Testimony in Election Investigation
September 2, 2021

Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee Invites Public to Submit Sworn Testimony in Election Investigation

The Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee has created a special webpage for Pennsylvania residents to submit sworn testimony regarding problems they have personally experienced with the state’s election system, according to Committee Chair Senator Cris Dush (R-Jefferson).  [Read More]

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