Stephen Caruso of Spotlight PA
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Half of the seats in the Pennsylvania Senate and the entire state House are on the ballot this year, and both chambers are considered to be flippable. -
Incumbent Shapiro and Republican Garrity were both uncontested in the primary, which allowed them both a long runway to ramp up their campaigns and begin fundraising. -
With control of the legislature in play, primary voters are choosing the House and Senate candidates they want to send to the general. -
The primaries feature three prominent incumbents who are central in ongoing talks about how to regulate skill games and find state revenue. -
As energy costs climb in Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro pressures utilities to limit rate hikes and change how profits are determined. -
Pennsylvania’s Republican gubernatorial candidate was outraised 10-to-1 by the incumbent. -
The entire Pennsylvania House and half of the state Senate will be on the ballot in 2026. Learn more about how to research the candidates. -
We talked to insiders, candidates, and more to build this list of the May primaries likeliest to shape the Pennsylvania House and Senate. -
Lawmakers say Point’s payment for testimony crossed ethical lines and called their arguments against regulation into question. -
To help pay for the new spending, Shapiro again called on lawmakers to tax and regulate slot-like skill games and legalize recreational marijuana.
