19 New Republican House Members To Be Sworn In on Jan. 1

Meet the 19 newly elected members of the Pennsylvania House Republican Caucus.

Standing Up for Taxpayers and Getting Things Done!

Though we have the most liberal governor in the nation, the PA House Republican majority has still produced several remarkable accomplishments for the people of Pennsylvania.

Helping PA Businesses Create Opportunities

Employers are no longer bound by state, or even national, borders; they pick up their jobs and leave for more job-friendly locations. PA House Republicans are committed to partnering businesses to create economic opportunity

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Educating for Success

We are investing more than ever in our schools and students.

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Session Schedule

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Press Releases

2019-20 House Republican Leaders to Hold Media Availability

Nov. 13, 2018 /

WHAT: Members of the House Republican Leadership team will hold an introductory media availability to discuss their priorities in the upcoming legislative session.

Re-Elected House Republican Majority Chooses 2019-20 Leadership Team

Nov. 13, 2018 /

By acclamation, Turzai elected caucus-designee for speaker and Cutler elected majority leader

Heffley Introduces Bill to Provide Recovering Drug Addicts with a Next Step

Nov. 13, 2018 /

HARRISBURG – In his continuing effort to address Pennsylvania’s drug crisis with effective legislation, Rep. Doyle Heffley (R-Carbon) has introduced a proposal that would provide drug addicts with a logical next step for recovery. House Bill 2727 would establish a statewide program to ensure drug overdose survivors receive treatment after they are released from the hospital.

Rothman to Celebrate New Autonomous Vehicle Law

Nov. 13, 2018 /

WHAT: Rep. Greg Rothman (R-Cumberland) will be joined by Automated Vehicle Coalition members who called for legislation allowing automated work zone vehicles and for the platooning of motor carrier vehicles in Pennsylvania. PennDOT Secretary Leslie Richards will also be present.

Additional Press Releases

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is taking swift and determined action to combat the opioid crisis in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania now leads the nation in drug overdoses among men ages 12 to 25 and is ninth in the country across the general population. The number of overdose deaths exceeds those caused by car crashes and guns combined. There is broad consensus the opioid issue affects all groups of Pennsylvanians – not differentiating by race, region, religion, income or any other factor.

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Strengthening Protections for Crime Victims

In a bipartisan, bicameral show of support for crime victims, the General Assembly will continue taking steps to strengthen the protections for our most vulnerable victims of crime. Just as those accused of a crime have certain rights, we need to ensure our most vulnerable crime victims have equal status throughout the entire criminal justice process.

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The best welfare reform is to remove barriers that keep people from working. For every Pennsylvanian to have the opportunity for a good-paying job or career, House Republicans are prioritizing access to a quality education and removing barriers to independence.

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