Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Ryan Warner (R-Fayette) issued this statement following the state budget address Tuesday in which Gov. Josh Shapiro outlined a $53.26 billion spending plan for the 2026-27 fiscal year:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Marla Brown (R-Lawrence) joined her colleagues today in a joint session of the General Assembly as Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered his budget address. The governor proposed a $53.26 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, a 5.4% spending increase over the current year.
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – When Gov. Josh Shapiro presented his 2026-27 spending proposal to the Legislature today, he continued a tradition of overspending without offering meaningful proposals or real solutions, according to Rep. Martina White (R-Philadelphia).
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Butler/Lawrence) issued the following statement regarding Gov. Josh Shapiro’s proposed $53.26 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, a 5.4% increase over last year:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Butler/Lawrence) issued the following statement regarding Gov. Josh Shapiro’s proposed $53.26 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, a 5.4% increase over last year:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Craig Williams (R-Chester/Delaware) issued the following statement in response to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s state budget address Tuesday:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG — In response to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal for the 2026-27 fiscal year, Rep. David H. Rowe (R-Snyder/Union/Mifflin/Juniata) issued the following statement:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG - Rep. Valerie Gaydos (R-Allegheny) joined her colleagues today in a joint session of the General Assembly as Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered his budget address, proposing a $53.26 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, a 5.4% increase over last year.
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Barb Gleim (R-Cumberland) issued the following statement in reaction to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s state budget proposal for the 2026-27 fiscal year:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Brian Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana) issued this statement following the governor’s budget address today:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG –Rep. Jack Rader (R-Monroe) attended a joint session of the Pennsylvania General Assembly today to hear Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Today, Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered his state budget address to outline his $53.26 billion proposal for Fiscal Year 2026-27 – a 5.4% increase in spending over the current fiscal year. Rep. Joe Kerwin (R-Dauphin) released the following statement, stressing the importance of addressing the affordability crisis:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – During Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget address today, he shouted “start listening to victims! Listen to the victims,” Rep. David Maloney (R-Berks) said. “Apparently for Shapiro and House Democrats “listening to the victims” are only words, not deeds.”
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Brett Miller (R-Lancaster) issued this statement following the governor’s budget address today:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Craig Staats (R-Bucks) issued the following statement in response to the governor’s state budget address:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Jamie Flick (R-Lycoming/Union) attended a joint session of the General Assembly at which Gov. Josh Shapiro presented his budget proposal for the 2026-27 fiscal year. Flick issued the following statement in response to the governor’s plan:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Today, state Rep. Sheryl M. Delozier (R-Cumberland) issued a statement detailing her reaction to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s 2026-27 budget address:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG – Rep. Tom Jones (R-Lancaster/Lebanon) issued the following statement in response to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget plan to again outspend what Pennsylvania collects in tax revenue:
Feb. 03, 2026 /
HARRISBURG –Rep. Brenda Pugh (R-Luzerne) offers the following reaction to today’s budget address from Gov. Josh Shapiro, in which he is proposing a $53.26 billion spending plan, an increase of $2.72 billion from the current fiscal year.