Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
Term limits
None
History
New session started
January 3, 2023
Leadership
Joanna McClinton (D)
since February 28, 2023
Majority Leader
Matthew Bradford (D)
since February 28, 2023
Minority Leader
Bryan Cutler (R)
since February 8, 2023
Structure
Seats203
Political groups
Majority
  •   Democratic (102)

Minority

Length of term
2 years
AuthorityArticle II, section 1, Pennsylvania Constitution
Salary$102,844
Elections
Last election
November 8, 2022
Next election
November 5, 2024
Meeting place
House of Representatives Chamber
Pennsylvania State Capitol
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Website
Pennsylvania House of Representatives

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is the lower house of the bicameral Pennsylvania General Assembly, the legislature of the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. There are 203 members, elected for two-year terms from single member districts.[1][2]

It is the largest full-time state legislature in the country. The New Hampshire House of Representatives is larger but only serves part-time.

Qualifications

Representatives must be at least 21 years of age. They must be a U.S. citizen and a Pennsylvania resident four years, and a resident of the district they represent one year prior to their election and must reside in that district during their term.[3]

Hall of the House

The Hall of the House contains important symbols of Pennsylvania history and the work of legislators.

  • Speaker's Chair: a throne-like chair of rank that sits directly behind the Speaker's rostrum. Architect Joseph Huston designed the chair in 1906, the year the Capitol was dedicated.
  • Mace: the House symbol of authority, peace, order and respect for law rests in a pedestal to the right of the Speaker. Its base is solid mahogany, intricately carved and capped by a brass globe engraved with the Pennsylvania coat of arms. An American Eagle perches on top. The tradition of the mace may date to the Roman Republic when attendants of Roman consuls carried bundles of sticks wrapped around an axe to enforce order. The tradition may also come directly from Pennsylvania's English heritage.
  • Murals: a colorful panorama of Pennsylvania history appear in murals by Edwin Austin Abbey. The most commanding of the series hangs behind the Speaker's rostrum and dominates the wall behind the Speaker. It is called The Apotheosis of Pennsylvania
  • Ceiling: a work of art in itself with its ornate geometry of gold leaf buttoned at the center by a charming painted illustration. In "The Hours", Abbey represents the passage of time in the form of 24 maidens revolving in an endless circle amidst the moon, the sun and the stars of the Milky Way.[4]

Speaker of the House

The speakership is the oldest elected statewide office in the Commonwealth. Since its first session in 1682—presided over by William Penn—over 130 house members have been elevated to the speaker's chair. The house cannot hold an official session in the absence of the speaker or their designated speaker pro tempore. Speaker Leroy Irvis was the first African American elected speaker of any state legislature in the United States since Reconstruction. Speaker Dennis O'Brien was the only minority-party Speaker known in Pennsylvania and only the second known nationwide.

Democrat Joanna McClinton was elected Speaker of the House on February 28, 2023, becoming the first woman and first woman of color elected Speaker.[5]

Composition

Current session

As of December 14, 2023:

101 101
Democratic Republican
Affiliation Party
(shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Republican Ind Democratic Vacant
End of previous legislature 113 0 88 201 0
January 3, 2023 101 1 98 200 3
January 13, 2023[6] 0 99
February 7, 2023[7] 101 102 203 0
February 28, 2023[8] 100 202 1
March 16, 2023[9] 101 201 2
May 17, 2023[10] 101 102 203 0
July 19, 2023[11] 101 101 202 1
September 19, 2023[12] 101 102 203 0
December 14, 2023[13] 101 101 202 1
Latest voting share 50% 50%

Leadership

As of February 28, 2023:

Speaker of the House of Representatives: Joanna McClinton (D)

Majority Party (D)[14] Leadership Position Minority Party (R)[15]
Matthew Bradford Floor Leader Bryan Cutler
Dan Miller Whip Tim O'Neal
Michael Schlossberg Caucus Chairperson George Dunbar
Tina Davis Caucus Secretary Martina White
Jordan A. Harris Appropriations Committee Chairperson Seth Grove
Leanne Krueger Caucus Administrator Sheryl M. Delozier
Ryan Bizzarro Policy Committee Chairperson Josh Kail

Current members

Current House composition by district:
  Democratic representative
  Republican representative

As of October 2, 2023:

DistrictRepresentative PartyResidenceCounties represented[16]First elected
1Pat Harkins DemErieErie2006
2Robert Merski DemErieErie2018
3Ryan Bizzarro DemMillcreek TownshipErie2012
4Jake Banta RepWaterfordErie2022
5Barry Jozwiak RepBern TownshipBerks2014
6Brad Roae RepEast Mead TownshipCrawford, Erie2006
7Parke Wentling RepGreenvilleMercer2014
8Aaron Bernstine RepNew BeaverButler, Lawrence2016
9Marla Brown RepNew CastleLawrence2022
10Amen Brown DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2020
11Marci Mustello RepButler TownshipButler2019
12Stephenie Scialabba RepCranberry TownshipButler2022
13John Lawrence RepFranklin TownshipChester2010
14Jim Marshall RepBeaver FallsBeaver2006
15Josh Kail RepBeaverBeaver, Washington2018
16Robert Matzie DemAmbridgeBeaver2008
17Timothy R. Bonner RepGrove CityButler, Mercer2020
18K.C. Tomlinson RepBensalemBucks2020
19Aerion AbneyDemPittsburghAllegheny 2022
20Emily Kinkead DemPittsburghAllegheny2020
21Lindsay Powell DemPittsburghAllegheny2023
22Joshua Siegel DemAllentownLehigh2022
23Dan Frankel DemPittsburghAllegheny1998
24 La'Tasha MayesDemPittsburghAllegheny2022
25Brandon Markosek DemMonroevilleAllegheny2018
26Paul Friel DemEast Vincent TownshipChester2022
27Daniel Deasy DemPittsburghAllegheny2008
28Robert Mercuri RepWexfordAllegheny2020
29Tim Brennan DemDoylestownBucks2022
30Arvind Venkat DemMcCandlessAllegheny2022
31Perry Warren DemNewtownBucks2016
32Joe McAndrew DemPenn HillsAllegheny2023[7]
33Mandy Steele DemFox Chapel Allegheny2022
34Abigail Salisbury DemSwissvaleAllegheny2023[7]
35Matt Gergely DemMcKeesportAllegheny2023[7]
36Jessica Benham DemPittsburghAllegheny2020
37Mindy Fee RepManheimLancaster2012
38Nick Pisciottano DemWest Mifflin Allegheny2020
39Andrew Kuzma RepElizabeth TownshipAllegheny, Washington2022
40Natalie Mihalek RepUpper St. ClairAllegheny, Washington2018
41Brett Miller RepEast Hempfield TownshipLancaster2014
42Dan Miller DemMount LebanonAllegheny2013
43Keith Greiner RepWest Lampeter TownshipLancaster2012
44Valerie Gaydos RepMoon TownshipAllegheny2018
45Anita Astorino Kulik DemKennedy TownshipAllegheny2016
46Jason Ortitay RepSouth Fayette TownshipAllegheny, Washington2014
47Joseph D'Orsie RepMount WolfYork2022
48Tim O'Neal RepSouth StrabaneWashington2018
49Ismail Smith-Wade-El DemLancasterLancaster2022
50Bud Cook RepJeffersonGreene, Washington2016
51Charity Grimm Krupa RepSmithfieldFayette2022
52Ryan Warner RepPerryopolisFayette2014
53Steve Malagari DemLansdaleMontgomery2018
54Greg Scott DemNorristown Montgomery2022
55Jill N. Cooper RepMurrysville Westmoreland2022
56George Dunbar RepPenn TownshipWestmoreland2010
57Eric Nelson RepHempfield TownshipWestmoreland2016
58Eric Davanzo RepSmithtonWestmoreland2020
59Leslie Rossi RepUnity TownshipWestmoreland2021
60Abby Major RepLeechburgArmstrong, Westmoreland2021
61Liz Hanbidge DemLower Gwynedd TownshipMontgomery2018
62James Struzzi RepIndianaIndiana2018
63Donna Oberlander RepClarionArmstrong, Clarion2008
64Lee James RepOil CityCrawford, Venango2012
65Kathy Rapp RepWarrenCrawford, Forest, Warren2004
66Brian Smith RepPunxsutawneyIndiana, Jefferson2020
67Martin Causer RepPort AlleganyCameron, McKean, Potter2002
68Clint Owlett RepLibertyBradford, Tioga2018
69Carl Walker Metzgar RepBerlinSomerset2008
70Matthew Bradford DemWorcester TownshipMontgomery2008
71James Rigby RepJohnstownCambria, Somerset2018
72Frank Burns DemEast Taylor TownshipCambria2008
73Dallas Kephart RepDecatur TownshipCambria, Clearfield2022
74Dan K. Williams DemSadsbury TownshipChester2018
75Michael Armanini RepSandy TownshipClearfield, Elk2020
76Stephanie Borowicz RepLock HavenClinton, Union2018
77Scott Conklin DemRush TownshipCentre2006
78Jesse Topper RepBedfordBedford, Fulton, Fulton2014
79Louis Schmitt Jr. RepAltoona Blair2018
80James V. Gregory RepHollidaysburg Blair, Huntingdon2018
81Rich Irvin RepWarriors Mark TownshipFranklin, Huntingdon2014
82Paul Takac DemCollege TownshipCentre2022
83Jamie Flick RepSouth WilliamsportLycoming, Union2022
84Joseph D. Hamm RepHepburn TownshipLycoming, Sullivan2020
85David Rowe RepEast Buffalo TownshipJuniata, Mifflin, Snyder, Union2019
86Perry A. Stambaugh RepGreen Park Juniata, Perry2020
87Thomas Kutz RepLower Allen TownshipCumberland2022
88Sheryl M. Delozier RepLower Allen TownshipCumberland2008
89Rob Kauffman RepChambersburgFranklin2004
90Paul Schemel RepGreencastleFranklin2014
91Dan Moul RepConewago TownshipAdams2006
92Dawn Keefer RepDillsburgYork2016
93Mike Jones RepYork TownshipYork2018
94Wendy Fink RepRed LionYork2022
95Carol Hill-Evans DemYorkYork2016
96Mike Sturla DemLancasterLancaster1990
97Steven Mentzer RepManheim TownshipLancaster2012
98Tom Jones RepEast Donegal TownshipLancaster, Lebanon2022
99David H. Zimmerman RepEast Earl TownshipBerks, Lancaster2014
100Bryan Cutler RepDrumore TownshipLancaster2006
101John A. Schlegel RepCornwallLebanon2022
102Russ Diamond RepAnnvilleLebanon2014
103Patty Kim DemHarrisburgCumberland, Dauphin2012
104Dave Madsen DemHarrisburgDauphin2022
105Justin C. Fleming DemSusquehanna TownshipDauphin2022
106Tom Mehaffie RepLower Swatara TownshipDauphin2016
107Joanne Stehr RepHeginsNorthumberland, Schuylkill2022
108Mike Stender RepSunburyMontour, Northumberland2023
109Robert Leadbeter Rep CatawissaColumbia2022
110Tina Pickett RepTowandaBradford, Wyoming2000
111Jonathan Fritz RepHonesdaleSusquehanna, Wayne2016
112Kyle Mullins DemBlakelyLackawanna2018
113Kyle Donahue DemScrantonLackawanna2022
114Bridget Malloy Kosierowski DemScrantonLackawanna2019
115Maureen Madden DemTobyhanna Monroe2016
116Dane Watro Rep McAdoo Luzerne, Schuylkill2022
117Mike Cabell RepButler TownshipLuzerne2022
118Jim Haddock DemPittston TownshipLackawanna, Luzerne2022
119Alec Ryncavage RepPlymouthLuzerne2022
120Aaron Kaufer RepKingstonLuzerne2014
121Eddie Day Pashinski DemWilkes-BarreLuzerne2006
122Doyle Heffley RepLower Towamensing TownshipCarbon2010
123Timothy Twardzik RepButler TownshipSchuylkill2020
124Jamie Barton RepEast Brunswick TownshipBerks, Schuylkill2022
125Joseph Kerwin RepLykens Dauphin2020
126Mark Rozzi DemMuhlenberg TownshipBerks2012
127Manny Guzman Jr. DemReadingBerks2020
128Mark M. Gillen RepRobeson TownshipBerks2010
129Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz DemReadingBerks2022
130David Maloney RepPike TownshipBerks2010
131Milou Mackenzie RepLower Saucon TownshipLehigh, Montgomery, Northampton2020
132Michael Schlossberg DemAllentownLehigh2012
133Jeanne McNeill DemWhitehall TownshipLehigh2017
134Peter Schweyer Dem AllentownLehigh2014
135Steve Samuelson DemBethlehemNorthampton1998
136Robert L. Freeman DemEastonNorthampton1998[lower-alpha 1]
137Joe Emrick RepNazarethNorthampton2010
138Ann Flood RepMoore Township Northampton2020
139Joseph Adams RepSalem TownshipPike, Wayne2022
140Vacant Bucks
141Tina Davis DemLevittownBucks2010
142Joe Hogan RepBucks2022
143Shelby Labs RepPlumstead Township Bucks2020
144Brian Munroe DemWarminster Bucks2022
145Craig Staats RepRichland TownshipBucks2014
146Joe Ciresi DemLimerick TownshipMontgomery2018
147Donna Scheuren RepLower Salford TownshipMontgomery2022
148Mary Jo Daley DemNarberthMontgomery2012
149Tim Briggs DemUpper Merion TownshipMontgomery2008
150Joe Webster DemMontgomery CountyMontgomery2018
151Melissa Cerrato DemMontgomery2022
152Nancy Guenst DemHatboroMontgomery, Philadelphia2020
153Ben Sanchez DemAbington Township Montgomery2018
154Napoleon Nelson DemCheltenham Township Montgomery2020
155Danielle Friel Otten DemUwchlan TownshipChester2018
156Chris Pielli DemWest ChesterChester2022
157Melissa Shusterman DemSchuylkill Township Chester2018
158Christina Sappey DemWest Bradford Chester2018
159Carol Kazeem DemChesterDelaware2022
160Wendell Craig Williams RepConcord Township Chester, Delaware2020
161Leanne Krueger DemSwarthmoreDelaware2015
162David Delloso DemRidley Township Delaware2018
163Heather Boyd DemUpper DarbyDelaware2023
164 Gina Curry Dem Upper Darby Township Delaware 2021[lower-alpha 2]
165Jennifer O'Mara DemSpringfield TownshipDelaware2018
166Greg Vitali DemHavertownDelaware1992
167Kristine Howard DemEast Whiteland TownshipChester2018
168Lisa Borowski DemRadnor TownshipDelaware2022
169Kate Klunk RepHanoverYork2014
170Martina White RepPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2015
171Kerry Benninghoff RepBellefonteCentre, Mifflin1996
172Kevin J. Boyle DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2010
173Pat Gallagher DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2022
174Ed Neilson DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2015[lower-alpha 3]
175Mary Isaacson DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2018
176Jack Rader RepJackson TownshipMonroe2014
177Joseph Hohenstein DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2018
178Kristin Marcell Rep Bucks2022
179Jason Dawkins DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2014
180Jose Giral DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2022
181Malcolm Kenyatta DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2018
182Ben Waxman DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2022
183Zach Mako RepWalnutportLehigh, Northampton2016
184Elizabeth Fiedler DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2018
185Regina Young DemPhiladelphiaDelaware, Philadelphia2020
186Jordan A. Harris DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2012
187Ryan Mackenzie RepLower Macungie TownshipLehigh2012
188Rick Krajewski DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2020
189Tarah Probst DemStroudsburgMonroe, Pike2022
190G. Roni Green DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2022
191Joanna E. McClinton DemPhiladelphiaDelaware, Philadelphia2015
192Morgan Cephas DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2016
193Torren Ecker RepHamilton TownshipAdams, Cumberland2018
194Tarik Khan DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2022
195Donna Bullock DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2015
196Seth Grove RepDover TownshipYork2008
197Danilo Burgos DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2018
198Darisha Parker DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2020
199Barbara Gleim RepMiddlesex Township Cumberland2018
200Chris Rabb DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2016
201Stephen Kinsey DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2012
202Jared Solomon DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2016
203Anthony A. Bellmon DemPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia2022

    Past composition of the House of Representatives

    Committees

    As of May 1, 2023:[17]

    Committee name Majority Chair[18] Minority Chair[19]
    Subcommittee name
    Aging & Older Adult Services Patty Kim Steven Mentzer
    Care and Services Darisha Parker Eric Nelson
    Programs and Benefits Jessica Benham Tom Mehaffie
    Agriculture & Rural Affairs Eddie Day Pashinski Dan Moul
    Appropriations Jordan A. Harris Seth Grove
    Health and Human Services Aerion Abney James Struzzi
    Education Elizabeth Fiedler Marci Mustello
    Economic Impact and Infrastructure Manny Guzman Jr. Clint Owlett
    Fiscal Policy Emily Kinkead Louis Schmitt Jr.
    Criminal Justice Napoleon Nelson Torren Ecker
    Government and Financial Oversight Ben Sanchez John Lawrence
    Children & Youth Donna Bullock Barry Jozwiak
    Commerce Vacant Joe Emrick
    Financial Services and Banking Malcolm Kenyatta Michael Armanini
    Housing Finance Darisha Parker Dallas Kephart
    Economic Development Melissa Shusterman Timothy Twardzik
    Local Business Chris Rabb Marla Brown
    Automation and Technology Chris Pielli Donna Scheuren
    Committee On Committees Morgan Cephas Tina Pickett
    Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities[lower-alpha 4] Robert Matzie Jim Marshall
    Consumer Protection Nick Pisciottano Craig Williams
    Technology Lisa Borowski K.C. Tomlinson
    Utilities Steve Malagari Alec Ryncavage
    Education Peter Schweyer Jesse Topper
    Basic Education Joe Ciresi Barbara Gleim
    Special Education Mark Rozzi Jason Ortitay
    Higher Education Mary Isaacson Rob Mercuri
    Career and Technical Education Maureen Madden Craig Staats
    Environmental Resources & Energy Greg Vitali Martin Causer
    Energy Elizabeth Fiedler Stephanie Borowicz
    Parks and Forests Mary Isaacson Jason Ortitay
    Mining Paul Takac Michael Armanini
    Ethics Donna Bullock Kate Klunk
    Finance Steve Samuelson Keith Greiner
    Tax Modernization and Reform Chris Rabb Jonathan Fritz
    Game & Fisheries Anita Kulik David Maloney
    Gaming Oversight Pat Harkins Russ Diamond
    Government Oversight Morgan Cephas Aaron Kaufer
    Health Dan Frankel Kathy Rapp
    Health Facilities Lisa Borowski Timothy R. Bonner
    Health Care Rick Krajewski Paul Schemel
    Housing and Community Development[lower-alpha 5] Mike Sturla Rich Irvin
    Human Services Stephen Kinsey Doyle Heffley
    Mental Health Maureen Madden James Struzzi
    Drugs and Alcohol Dan K. Williams Craig Williams
    Insurance Kevin J. Boyle Tina Pickett
    Judiciary Tim Briggs Rob Kauffman
    Family Law Melissa Shusterman Timothy R. Bonner
    Courts Joseph C. Hohenstein Paul Schemel
    Crime and Corrections Emily Kinkead Jim Rigby
    Labor & Industry Jason Dawkins Ryan Mackenzie
    Employment and Unemployment Compensation Jennifer O'Mara Mike Jones
    Workers Compensation and Worker Protection Jim Haddock Barbara Gleim
    Liquor Control Dan Deasy Mindy Fee
    Licensing Mary Isaacson Dawn Keefer
    Marketing Danielle Friel Otten Craig Staats
    Local Government Bob Freeman Lee James
    Boroughs Tarah Probst Jack Rader
    Counties Liz Hanbidge Andrew Kuzma
    Townships Christina Sappey Parke Wentling
    Policy Ryan Bizzarro Josh Kail
    Professional Licensure Frank Burns Carl Walker Metzgar
    Rules Matthew Bradford Bryan Cutler
    State Government H. Scott Conklin Brad Roae
    Campaign Finance and Elections Maureen Madden Dawn Keefer
    Government Operations Malcolm Kenyatta Craig Staats
    Public Pensions, Benefits and Risk Management Ben Sanchez Brett Miller
    Government Information Technology and Communication Joe Webster Jamie Barton
    Government Integrity and Transparency Kristine Howard Louis Schmitt Jr.
    Tourism & Economic & Recreational Development Mary Jo Daley Donna Oberlander
    Recreation Paul Takac Brian Smith
    Arts and Entertainment Joe Ciresi Jack Rader
    Travel Promotion, History and Heritage Regina Young Michael Armanini
    Transportation Ed Neilson Kerry Benninghoff
    Highways Anthony A. Bellmon Jason Ortitay
    Public Transportation Vacant James Struzzi
    Transportation Safety Kyle Mullins Eric Davanzo
    Aviation Joshua Siegel Brian Smith
    Railroads Gina Curry Louis Schmitt Jr.
    Ports Joseph C. Hohenstein Shelby Labs
    Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Jared Solomon Mark M. Gillen
    Military and Veterans Facilities Joe Webster Craig Williams
    Security and Emergency Response Readiness Carol Hill-Evans Jim Rigby

    See also

    Notes

    1. Rep. Freeman previously served from 1983 to 1994.
    2. Margo Davidson resigned on July 23, 2021, after being charged with theft of state funds.
    3. Rep. Neilson previously served from 2012 to 2014.
    4. Known as the Consumer Affairs Committee prior to 2023.
    5. Known as the Urban Affairs Committee prior to 2023.

    References

    Specific
    1. Article II, section 2, Pennsylvania Constitution.
    2. Article II, section 16, Pennsylvania Constitution.
    3. "Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania"."Article II. The Legislature"."§5. Qualifications of Members".
    4. Center, Legislativate Data Processing. "Pennsylvania General Assembly". Pennsylvania General Assembly. Archived from the original on December 18, 2006. Retrieved January 15, 2007.
    5. Caruso, Stephen (February 28, 2023). "PA House elects first female speaker after resignation". Spotlight PA. Retrieved February 28, 2023.
    6. Lehman, Tom (January 9, 2023). "Lawmaker calls for resignation of Pennsylvania House speaker". WGAL.
    7. 1 2 3 4 Vigdor, Neil (February 7, 2023). "Sweep in 3 Special Elections Gives Democrats Control of Pennsylvania House". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved February 8, 2023.
    8. Jones, Matt (February 15, 2023). "Schlegel-Culver to be sworn in to Senate Feb. 28". The Standard-Journal. Retrieved February 24, 2023.
    9. Caruso, Stephen (March 8, 2023). "PA lawmaker accused of sexual harassment will resign". Spotlight PA. Retrieved March 8, 2023.
    10. Scicchitano, Eric (May 17, 2023). "Majority position allows Pa. House Dems to pursue policy priorities". CNHI News. Retrieved May 20, 2023.
    11. Ulrich, Steve (July 19, 2023). "Back To Even. Innamorato To Resign From PA House". PoliticsPA. Retrieved July 19, 2023.
    12. Caruso, Stephen (September 19, 2023). "Democrats again have PA House vote advantage". Spotlight PA. Retrieved September 20, 2023.
    13. Hall, Peter (December 14, 2023). "Special election set for Feb. 13 as Pa. state Rep. Galloway officially resigns". Pennsylvania Capital-Star. Retrieved December 17, 2023.
    14. Ulrich, Steve (February 28, 2023). "House Democrats Announce Leadership Team - PoliticsPA". PoliticsPA. Retrieved March 1, 2023.
    15. "Leaders for the 2023-24 Session". PA House Republican Caucus. Retrieved February 8, 2023.
    16. "2022 Pennsylvania House of Representatives Districts". DOS Voting & Election Information. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Retrieved March 26, 2023.
    17. "Daily Session Update". Pennsylvania House of Representatives. May 1, 2023. Retrieved May 30, 2023.
    18. Ulrich, Steve (March 8, 2023). "McClinton Announces House Committee Chairs". PoliticsPA. Retrieved March 19, 2023.
    19. Ulrich, Steve (January 26, 2023). "GOP Names House Committee Chairs". PoliticsPA. Retrieved January 27, 2023.
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