Topic: Josh Shapiro
What Happens if One Party Wins PA?
If the 2026 midterms become the end of Pennsylvania’s split legislature, you’ll see effects on affordability, election reform, marijuana and more
By Daniel J. Mallinson
Is this Shapiro’s Chance to Be a National Unifier?
A Pennsylvania pastor urges Governor Shapiro to join 30 others and sign onto a federal tax credit private school scholarship program
By Joshua C. Robertson
Yet Again, It’s All About Josh
A political commentator argues the PA governor and presidential hopeful is best at making himself look good
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Gov. Shapiro’s FY27 Budget, By The Numbers
In partnership with Committee of Seventy, a detailed breakdown of how much of each Pennsylvanian’s money Shapiro and the state legislature will use next year
By Nick Hand
Governor Shapiro, Give PA Kids Access to a New Scholarship Program
The president of a free market think tank urges Pennsylvania to opt in to help students — both public and private — with school costs
By Andrew Lewis
Can Josh Shapiro “Get Sh*T Done” on Housing?
The Governor’s budget address focused on solutions to our state’s housing crisis, the most bipartisan issue in the legislature. But will it go far enough?
By Jon Geeting
The Woman Republicans Hope Can Beat Josh Shapiro
State Treasurer Stacy Garrity — who received the most votes of any PA candidate ever in her reelection bid last year — may already be the Commonwealth’s most successful female politician of all time. But is that enough?
By Courtney DuChene
SEPTA, The Art of The Ordeal
Compromise may finally be in the air. Some thoughts (including a Mellencamp cameo?) on the politics behind our budgetary fiasco — and why a win/win has been so elusive
By Larry Platt
What the SEPTA Saga has Revealed about Parker and Shapiro
The Mayor has been silent. The Governor is rallying the already converted. Whatever happened to preventing a crisis before it starts?
By Larry Platt
Shapiro’s Choice
Trump’s so-called Big Beautiful Bill contains a free money, opt-in school choice program for governors. Will ours redefine the politics of education for Democrats by taking advantage of it?
By Larry Platt