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Through its research, policy development, and educational work, the Pennsylvania Policy Center creates the tools political officials, opinion leaders, grassroots organizations, and the people of Pennsylvania need to expand our vibrant democracy, secure our freedom, and seek economic justice in Pennsylvania. Our work draws on a close connection to Pennsylvanians in every corner of the state, who tell us the problems they face, and robust and credible public policy research and analysis that identifies the sources of these problems and proposes solutions. These tools enable Pennsylvanians in and out of government to learn, make their voices heard, and create public policies that reflect their ideals and serve their interests.

Pennsylvania Policy Center is the state affiliate of the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities.

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Recent Penn Policy Blogs

October 30, 2024 in Blog Post

The October Surprise is a Booming Economy

Election watchers are always waiting for the “October Surprise” that could have a last-minute effect on the election. It could be that the hateful attack on Puerto Rico and Latinos…
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October 30, 2024 in Blog Post

Fasicism Is Not a Threat. It’s Already Here.

  I’ve been warning about the dangers of Donald Trump’s fascism since he announced his first bid for president in June of 2015. Few people took that warning, or my…
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October 25, 2024 in Newsletter

The Penn Policy Pulse — October 25, 2024

Welcome to the inaugural edition of Pennsylvania Policy Center’s POLICY PULSE newsletter—we're glad you’re here! As if this year isn’t busy enough with the approaching election, we’ve been hard at…
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