Getting rid of the filibuster rule in the U.S. Senate is emerging as perhaps the most important issue in Pennsylvania’s competitive Democratic primary for an open Senate seat.
The complaint filed by last week claims David McCormick spent more than $2 million on ads without registering as a candidate. The Federal Election Commission states that individuals should register as candidates when they spend more than $5,000.
One aspect is legislation to prohibit state and local agencies from doing business with “any private entities that facilitate the resettlement of illegal aliens” from the southern border.
Leigh Chapman will be the department’s fifth secretary or acting secretary during Wolf’s seven years at the busy agency.
The case will involve thorny questions about the separation of powers and voter privacy, constitutional law scholars say.
Commonwealth Partners Chamber of Entrepreneurs’ political action committees have become a conduit for campaign cash from billionaire Jeffrey Yass.
