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750,000 – that is the number of residents within the state of Pennsylvania that the state is estimating will be kicked off of their Medicaid plans on January 1st, 2027.  In an effort to “decrease fraud, waste and abuse”, the ...

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Pennsylvania Democrats say the LGBTQ+ Fairness Act will be a priority in 2027.

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Pennsylvania Democrats have pledged to prioritize the LGBTQ+ Fairness Act in 2027.

Pittsburgh-area Reps. Jessica Benham and Dan Frankel are among those pushing for statewide nondiscrimination protections. Read the full article link in bio.