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Sharif Street puts one foot into Pennsylvania s 2022 Senate race

Sharif Street puts one foot into Pennsylvania’s 2022 Senate race Chris Brennan, The Philadelphia Inquirer © ALEJANDRO A. ALVAREZ/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Pennsylvania State Sen. Sharif Street (D., Philadelphia), with his wife, April, and Philadelphia Democratic Party chair Bob Brady, announces his exploratory committee for U.S. Senate on Friday at the Labor District Council building in Philadelphia. Politicians eyeing Pennsylvania’s open Senate seat have taken one of two approaches: jump in early, or sit back and watch a potentially crowded field take shape before making a move. State Sen. Sharif Street is trying a third way one foot in the race and the other out, not telling voters he will be their next U.S. senator, but asking if they want him for the job.

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What do John Fetterman s tattoos mean? U S Senate candidate in Pennsylvania explains

What do John Fetterman s tattoos mean? U S Senate candidate in Pennsylvania explains
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Republican Sen Daniel Laughlin joins Democratic Sen Sharif Street in introducing bill to legalize recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania

Republican Sen. Daniel Laughlin joins Democratic Sen. Sharif Street in introducing bill to legalize recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania The Senators introduced a bipartisan approach to adult-use marijuana legalization in Pennsylvania a memo on the State Senate website says. Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43), Harri Leigh (FOX43) Published: 3:32 PM EST February 24, 2021 Updated: 7:35 PM EST February 24, 2021 HARRISBURG, Pa. Two state senators from both sides of the aisle will introduce legislation to legalize recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania, according to a memo published Wednesday on the Pennsylvania State Senate website. Sen. Daniel Laughlin (R-Erie) will join Sen. Sharif Street (D-Philadelphia) in introducing a bipartisan approach to adult use marijuana legalization in Pennsylvania, the Senate memo said.

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Everything you need to know about Pennsylvania s Electoral College ceremony Monday

Today at noon, the next stage of the 2020 election is set to take place. Twenty individuals from every corner of Pennsylvania will gather in Harrisburg to cast their votes for president of the United States, on behalf of the 3,458,229 voters who cast their vote for President-Elect Joe Biden.Â They are the commonwealthâs presidential electors, appointed by the winning campaign to fulfill the duties laid out in Article II Section 1 of the Constitution, as well as the Twelfth Amendment, and codified in federal law. And just as COVID-19 changed so many traditions this year, the meeting of Pennsylvaniaâs Electoral College is no different. Instead of convening at the Capitol in the chamber of the state House of Representatives for an ornate ceremony filled with pomp and circumstance, this yearâs gathering will take place in the Forum Auditorium, across from the Harrisburg Capitol Complex.Â

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