Pittman Calls Budget an 'Imperfectly Good Plan' for Pa. in 2026-27

Pittman calls budget an 'imperfectly good plan' for Pa. in 2026-27

Pennsylvania officially has a fiscal plan for the year that began July 1.

Bipartisan, Bicameral Pennsylvania Economic Competitiveness Caucus Highlights Pro-Growth Priorities in 2026-27 Budget - Senator Phillips-Hill

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Economic Competitiveness Caucus today welcomed several provisions in the 2026-27 state budget that strengthen Pennsylvania’s competitiveness and support long-term economic growth. Caucus co-chairs, State Senators Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) and Lisa Boscola (D-Northampton), along with State Representatives Paul Friel (D-Chester) and Josh Kail (R-Beaver), praised the preservation of key tax reforms, investments in…

“A Budget of Missed Opportunity”: Senator Saval's Statement on the 2026–2027 PA State Budget

While making several important investments that will benefit Pennsylvanians at all stages of their lives, with this budget, the legislature has failed to act on some of the most urgent problems facing communities across the Commonwealth, including the high costs of energy, the critical need for transit funding, and the ongoing housing crisis. HARRISBURG, PA − July 13, 2026 − Today, following the Pennsylvania General Assembly’s passage of the 202…