https://therevolvingdoorproject.org/billionaires-in-trump-world/
Is anyone tracking top PA recipients of J Yass donations?
All Eyes on Yass Yasstracker looks several years out of date.
https://www.alleyesonyass.com/yass-tracker
Plenty of PA voters are realizing voting for the same old same old might not be the best approach.
"“More and more in the last decade or two, certainly the last decade, I have tended away from voting Republican. It used to be if I didn't know a candidate or didn't know either candidate well or couldn't decide between their policies, I'd just automatically vote for the Republican.
"Now, one of the reasons that I prefer to vote by mail is because I can get the ballot ahead of time, and I can go through and research every single candidate for every office, whether it's a judge, whether it's somebody in my local township."
You can also research before Election Day on Vote411.org or https://seventy.org/get-informed/voter-guide/interactive-voter-guide/
If they don't answer questions from non-partisan voters' guides, maybe they don't deserve our votes.
The PA General Assembly is back in session. They've passed just 111 non-budget bills so far this year. Out of over 4,000 introduced. Most bills never even get looked at in committee. Legislators write emails to their constituents saying "I introduced a bill on ..." and that's the last anyone hears about it.
https://www.fairdistrictspa.com/updates/just-111-non-budget-bills-so-far-this-session
Pete Buttigieg says here what FairDistrictsPA has been saying for a decade:
until we fix gerrymandering, we can't fix issues that most of us agree on.
https://youtu.be/PSOEavPFk0Q?si=XiyK7EAp8IOYcu7q
Check this long-read from a Fair Districts PA volunteer, connecting the dots between partisan #gerrymandering, PA legislative dysfunction, the late budget pattern and the challenge of enjoying our right to alter and reform our government.