Proudly serving as the Senator of the 43rd District, and Leader of the @PASenateDems.
Allegheny County, Pa
Joined June 2014
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Senate Republicans have blocked countless measures to improve the lives of Pennsylvania's families for far too long. Measures to increase pay, reduce costs, expand opportunities, and grow our economy have languished in committee due to Senate Republicans' inaction.
I was honored to visit Tronix3D today to celebrate their expansion right here in Allegheny County! The Senate Democratic Caucus has been keenly focused on growing PA's economy and investing in industries like technology and robotics that allow our commonwealth to forge ahead.
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Excited to celebrate Tronix 3D's $4 million investment in Pittsburgh, 47 NEW jobs and the continued growth of one of our homegrown advanced manufacturing companies!
We're looking forward to seeing what Tronix3D accomplishes with this new expanded space!
Make a plan to return your ballot if you still have one at home. Once you've filled it out completely and followed the instructions on the outer envelope, take it by hand to a ballot return location. Ballots received after Nov 3 will not count no matter when they were postmarked.
Find a place to hand-deliver your ballot here: buff.ly/i2VIcc6
Big news in Allegheny County today! The "forward with families" initiative has secured funding to deliver 1000 new childcare slots for our families. I was proud to attend this announcement today and will continue fighting for affordable care for all. msn.com/en-us/news/other/nea…
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The Department of State wants to ensure that every registered voter can make their voice heard and cast their ballot safely and securely.
Questions about voting? Call our voter hotline, 1-877-868-3772, or visit vote.pa.gov.
ALT Election Questions? Call 1-877-868-3772. PA Department of State can help voters: Find their polling place, get language support, understand voter rights, report voter intimidation. vote.pa.gov.
Today is National First Responders Day! These brave men and women run towards danger and deliver critical care, repairs, and hope in difficult situations.
Thanks to new legislation I was proud to support, 911 operators are now officially classified as first responders, which ensures they have access to critical mental health benefits. Learn more: buff.ly/BOoZ6SU
If you still have your mail-in ballot at home, or if it's still on its way to your home, make a plan to return it ASAP! Your ballot must be received by 8 PM on November 3 to count, so it may be too late to return it by mail. Find a list of staffed ballot return locations here.
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Did you know that the only way to fully lock your EBT card is through ConnectEBT? The “Lock Everywhere” option is the best way to protect your benefits!
ALT Graphic with the ConnectEBT and locking icons emphasizing the app. Pennsylvania, protect your benefits! Lock Everywhere with ConnectEBT! Maximize your protection using “Lock Everywhere” on the ConnectEBT app or website. The “Lock Everywhere” feature is only available through ConnectEBT! Download the free, secure ConnectEBT mobile app or visit connectebt.com to get started.
Gas is too expensive, utility bills are too expensive, food is too expensive, and what did Trump and Republicans do? Slash access to supports like LIHEAP and SNAP. buff.ly/GXr4hFO
Do you love being a voter? Spread the love by inviting three friends or colleagues to solidify their plans to vote or return their mail-in ballots! Questions? Need support? Visit vote.pa.gov
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Fall Reminders!
🍂 November 7th is the fall citywide Yard Waste collection. Set out yard debris as outlined by 6:00 AM at your regular collection spot.
🍂 Street Sweeping runs through November 30th for the season.
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Eight years ago today, we suffered the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history when a killer entered Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh while people prayed and murdered 11 of our neighbors.
It’s been 2,922 days since the attack, but the pain still lingers in our Commonwealth. Today we offer prayers of comfort to those touched by this violence.
Let today be a moment for action, remembrance, and resolve to combat antisemitism in all forms.
May the memories of Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose Mallinger, Jerry Rabinowitz, Cecil Rosenthal, David Rosenthal, Bernice Simon, Sylvan Simon, Daniel Stein, Melvin Wax, and Irving Younger forever be a blessing.
Today, in mourning and in solidarity, we mark 8 years since the horrific murders at Tree of Life Synagogue in Squirrel Hill. May the memories of the eleven beloved worshippers who were killed be a blessing, and may we always unite against hatred in all its forms.
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