Unexpected supporters? In our October Teacher Survey, we asked whether they supported or opposed their state opting in to the new federal school choice program. A majority of both union-member teachers and non-union teachers gave their support.
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In just a few days, a massive change could take place in Pennsylvania.
As we look back at the 2025-26 legislative session so far and toward the November election, one thing is clear: the balance of power in our state government matters. After all, elections have consequences, and your future is being shaped every day by elected officials in Harrisburg.
Read our latest blog here: pafamily.org/2026/10/30/a-ma…
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Please vote.
Thousands of lives depend on it.
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“It is especially concerning to see a government workgroup discussing pastors and faith leaders as instruments for changing the behavior of their congregations,” @MichaelGeer told @realDailyWire. “Churches are not an extension of the government’s public-health apparatus, and pastors should never be treated as tools for advancing the policy objectives of the state.”
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Great time today in Lancaster, Pennsylvania with @PFIpolicy. Encouraged by how many folks came out to learn about worldview and cultural engagement.
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Electric crowd and rally for @ScottPerryPA with @SpeakerJohnson in Dauphin County tonight. @PAGOP @GOP @NRCC
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Pennsylvania is just one election away from a dramatically different future.
Four years ago, Democrats took control of the Pennsylvania House by just one vote. And that slim majority has had a major impact on what legislation moves forward.
Consider House Bill 1200, which passed the House by a single vote and would legalize and commercialize recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania.
House Bill 300, the so-called "Fairness Act", would expand nondiscrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity, threatening our religious liberty and girls’ private spaces like bathrooms and locker rooms.
And House Bill 1957 would have enshrined abortion in our Commonwealth’s constitution, effectively allowing abortion until birth and forcing taxpayers to pay for elective abortions.
These proposals have not become law. The Republican-led Senate has stopped many of them.
But if control of the Senate changes this November, the balance of power in Harrisburg changes too. It would give Democrats a complete trifecta and a smooth runway for massive ideological changes that will negatively affect you and your friends and family.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd. Every seat matters. Every vote matters.
Make a plan to vote and encourage your friends and family to do the same.
Pennsylvania’s future is on the line. Don’t sit this one out.
Visit pafamilyvoter.com or the link in our bio to get your personalized voter guide today.
PCEN is at the Christian Worldview Workshop with @DavidClosson and @josephbackholm at Crossway Church in Lancaster PA!
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"I don't vote because I don't know anything about the candidates."
Sound like you or someone you know? Look no further than PA Family's nonpartisan voter guide!
Information sources are many and varied, and echo chambers abound. We want to provide you with the best information with which to make wise, informed decisions on November 3rd!
Visit pafamilyvoter.com to check out your free, online, personalized guide or order print copies. See where your candidates stand on the issues, what endorsements they receive, and more.
Don't sit this one out! Be a good steward of the citizenship God has given you, and vote wisely on November 3rd!
Visit pafamilyvoter.com!
Thanks to the Hillside School for hosting and to Greg Dolan from the US Department of Treasury for his testimony on the federal tax credit
Thanks to Chairman Rowe of House Republican Policy Committee and Representatives Day and Mackenzie for participating!


















