Families across Bucks County and parts of Montco are paying more for health care, thousands have already dropped Pennie coverage, and Medicaid cuts threaten coverage and local hospitals. Rep. Brian Fi...

Caregivers who tend to the elderly, the very young and the disabled in many cases are severely underpaid.

As costs soar, seven in ten Pennsylvanians are struggling to afford at least one basic need, such as housing, food, health care or child care. Moms, caregivers,

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Take action and help protect democracy and the right to vote this election season! The Pennsylvania Policy Center and Popular Democracy are hosting an **election protection training in Pittsburgh on T...

Before Congress took up H.R. 1, Rep. Rob Bresnahan said he would not vote for legislation that “guts the benefits my neighbors rely on.” Then he voted YES on H.R. 1 twice — including the final legisl...

The Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit (WPTC), created in Pennsylvania’s 2025–26 budget and signed on November 12, 2025, is a brand new state Earned Income Tax Credit and is set at 10% of a filer’s …

Rep. Ryan Mackenzie voted YES twice on H.R. 1 — including the final bill that put sweeping Medicaid cuts into law. Now families across PA-07 are paying the price. Thousands of PA-07 residents could l...

Families across Bucks County and parts of Montco are paying more for health care, thousands have already dropped Pennie coverage, and Medicaid cuts threaten coverage and local hospitals. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick helped the original H.R. 1 pass the House by a single vote before later voting against the final bill. A final NO does not erase the first YES — or lower anyone’s health care bill. Tell Fitzpatrick: use your influence and deliver results on affordable health care.

Americans express concern about their ability to pay bills and save money.

Families across Bucks County and parts of Montco are paying more for health care, thousands have already dropped Pennie coverage, and Medicaid cuts threaten coverage and local hospitals. Rep. Brian Fi...

About 57% of polled Americans also believe economy is worsening in grim portrait of cost of living crisis, according to Harris survey for the Guardian

Rep. Scott Perry voted YES twice on H.R. 1 — including the final bill that enacted major Medicaid changes. Then, after the enhanced premium tax credits expired, Perry voted NO on H.R. 1834, legislati...

Childcare. Healthcare. Groceries. Gas. Every essential costs more since the pandemic.

Before Congress took up H.R. 1, Rep. Rob Bresnahan said he would not vote for legislation that “guts the benefits my neighbors rely on.” Then he voted YES on H.R. 1 twice — including the final legisl...

Before Congress took up H.R. 1, Rep. Rob Bresnahan said he would not vote for legislation that “guts the benefits my neighbors rely on.” Then he voted YES on H.R. 1 twice — including the final legisl...

Rep. Scott Perry voted YES twice on H.R. 1 — including the final bill that enacted major Medicaid changes. Then, after the enhanced premium tax credits expired, Perry voted NO on H.R. 1834, legislati...

Rep. Scott Perry voted YES twice on H.R. 1 — including the final bill that enacted major Medicaid changes. Then, after the enhanced premium tax credits expired, Perry voted NO on H.R. 1834, legislati...

This report introduces a two-part framework, identifying 1) broken markets and 2) broken incomes as dual drivers of the affordability crisis. This framework assesses the forces driving up costs for Americans and is intended to equip policymakers with a diagnostic tool to better understand these dynamics and inform future policy decisions. Broken Markets Three systemic…

Rep. Ryan Mackenzie voted YES twice on H.R. 1 — including the final bill that put sweeping Medicaid cuts into law. Now families across PA-07 are paying the price. Thousands of PA-07 residents could lose Medicaid coverage. Local hospitals face growing financial pressure. And families buying coverage through Pennie are already being hit with dramatically higher costs. According to Pennie data, average monthly premiums increased by $330 in Lehigh County, $317 in Northampton County, and $303 in Carbon County. Mackenzie had two opportunities to oppose H.R. 1’s harmful health care provisions. He voted YES both times. PA-07 families need him to help fix the damage: reverse the harmful Medicaid cuts he voted for, restore affordable health coverage, and protect our hospitals and health care providers. Tell Rep. Mackenzie: PA-07 families are already paying the price. Help fix the damage and deliver affordable health care.