Body cameras. No masks. Visible ID. Warrants before agents enter a school or a home. Fitzpatrick put all of it in a bill on April 2. On June 9 he voted to fund ICE through 2029 with none of it — and the bill passed 214-212.
In March 2025 the House Agriculture chairman told a Pennsylvania reporter that SNAP cuts were 'a rumor' and 'just misinformation.' In May he released the committee text that wrote them. About 98,000 Pennsylvanians have since lost their food benefits.
The House stripped the Roundup liability shield out of Thompson's farm bill 280 to 142. Thompson voted to keep it in. The conference committee, where the chairman sits, is where a stripped page can come back.
On June 9, 2026, the House passed S. 2 by 214 to 212. At that margin every single Republican yes vote was the deciding vote. Here are the 187 still in their races who have report cards on this site.
Joyce turned down an in-person town hall in early 2025, skipped the one his constituents held anyway, and holds telephone events where the president of Indivisible Blair County says his staff 'cherrypicks' the questions. His hometown paper has now twice asked his office for comment and published without an answer.
A Washington Post columnist named Joyce as one of seven Republicans who voted for the rule that let the aid pass, then voted no on the bill itself — while the money supported defense work in their districts. PA-13 is home to Letterkenny Army Depot, the Army's center for Patriot missile recertification.
H.R. 8413 preempts any state law that 'relates to' its provisions — California's Delete Act, Illinois' biometric privacy law, Washington's health-data law. It has no private right of action, so you can't sue. Comcast's PAC has given Joyce $35,000.
On abc27's This Week in Pennsylvania, Garrity conceded Trump lost in 2020 and spent the rest of the answer undoing it. She would 'absolutely' be more cooperative with the federal demand for Pennsylvania's voter rolls than the Republican who runs the state's elections has been.
After the president said six Democratic veterans had committed sedition 'punishable by DEATH,' one of them was Reschenthaler's neighbor in western Pennsylvania. Three other Pennsylvania Republicans managed to say political violence is wrong. Reschenthaler used his JAG credentials to certify Trump instead.
