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June 30, 2026

Pennsylvania Could Face a $410 Million SNAP Cost Shift

Author: Felicity Williams

June 25, 2026 New FY 2025 payment error rate data puts Pennsylvania at risk of absorbing new federal costs at the same time as SNAP participation is rapidly falling....

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June 26, 2026

Statement from Felicity Williams, Esq., Executive Director, on the Pennsylvania Senate’s Tax Package and Budget Negotiations

Author: Felicity Williams

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6.26.26 CONTACT: Kirstin Snow, Communications Director, snow@pennpolicy.org   Drawing on newly released research on Pennsylvania’s corporate tax system and minimum wage, the Pennsylvania Policy Center argues that lasting affordability...

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June 25, 2026

Pennsylvania’s Corporate Tax Changes Now Cost the Commonwealth an Estimated $2.21 to $2.99 Billion Each Year

Author: Castin Stone

June 25, 2026 Executive Summary: Pennsylvania has spent more than two decades reducing corporate taxes and narrowing its corporate tax base, leaving the Commonwealth with less recurring revenue to...

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June 24, 2026

2026: Time to Raise the Minimum Wage!

Author: Pennsylvania Policy Center

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June 10, 2026

Statement on Increasing the Minimum Wage in FY 2027 Budget

Author: Pennsylvania Policy Center

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 10, 2026 Contact: Kirstin Snow, Communications Director, snow@pennpolicy.org Pennsylvania Policy Center’s Executive Director, Felicity A. Williams, Esq., Joins Senators Haywood, Costa, Hughes, Tartaglione, Kim, in...

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June 03, 2026

Who Pays for Pennsylvania Schools?

Author: Laura Beltrán Figueroa

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April 30, 2026

Statement: SCOTUS Voting Rights Decision

Author: Felicity Williams

Today, Governor Josh Shapiro delivered his proposed 2026–2027 state budget to the General Assembly, and I want to start by thanking him for centering affordability and naming the real...

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April 30, 2026

Child Care Funding in Governor Shapiro’s FY 2026-27 Proposed Budget

Author: Felicity Williams

Governor Shapiro’s FY 2026–27 proposed budget largely maintains Pennsylvania’s existing child care system rather than significantly expanding access or affordability. Main items such as Community-Based Family Centers are flat...

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April 28, 2026

Statement from Felicity Williams, Esq., Executive Director, Pennsylvania Policy Center, on Senate Democrats’ Affordability Action Plan 

Author: Kirstin Snow

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4.28.26  CONTACT: Kirstin Snow, Communications Director, snow@pennpolicy.org   Harrisburg, PA— Today, the Pennsylvania Policy Center released the following statement from its Executive Director, Felicity Williams, Esq., on the Pennsylvania Senate Dems “Affordability Action Plan” announced on April 21st:  “Pennsylvania families are...

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April 28, 2026

$25 Federal Living Wage Bill Backed by Growing Coalition of Workers, Unions, and Lawmakers

In an Affordability Crisis, Raising Paychecks Is as Essential as Lowering Prices — There Is No Place in America Where a Worker Can Afford to Live on Less Than...

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April 22, 2026

Policies Addressing Data Centers in Gov. Shapiro’s FY 2026–27 Proposed Budget

Author: Felicity Williams

Governor Shapiro’s FY 2026–27 proposed budget continues to support data center expansion through growing tax breaks, including a sales and use tax exemption projected to reach $188.4 million in...

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April 15, 2026

Release: For Our Common Wealth Tax Day Press Conference

Author: Pennsylvania Policy Center

Harrisburg, PA — On Wednesday, April 15 (Tax Day), the Pennsylvania Policy Center highlighted a newly released analysis of revenue and tax fairness in Pennsylvania’s proposed budget and convened...

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