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Every roll call, committee vote, campaign filing, forum answer and school-board minute a candidate leaves behind, worked into ratings you can pull apart and check against the document underneath. Nothing here asks to be taken on trust.

403 candidates rated 73,992 cited records Live in Pennsylvania for the 2026 cycle

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HB 156 Regulatory − Workforce ·

Requires child care centers and family child care homes to install and maintain carbon monoxide alarms, establishing specific standards as part of state licensing requirements.

Floor vote · 164 yea · 33 nay Passed Committee · Apr 14, 2025
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