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Rep. Mike Schlossberg Rep February 26 – 28, 2019 MEMBERS OF THE POLICY COMMITTEE Rep. Mike Sturla Rep. Margo Davidson Rep. Stephen Kinsey Chairman Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Ryan A. Bizzarro Rep. Tina Davis Rep. Mark Longietti Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Kevin Boyle Rep. Jason Dawkins Rep. Steve McCarter POLICY RECAP Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair A Summary of House Democratic Policy Committee Hearings Rep. Frank Burns Rep. Marty Flynn Rep. Peter Schweyer Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Mary Jo Daley Rep. Ed Gainey Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Matthew Bradford Rep. Jordan Harris Rep. Joseph A. Petrarca Rep. Timothy Briggs Rep. Carol Hill-Evans Rep. Christopher M. Rabb Rep. Donna Bullock Rep. Joe Hohenstein Rep. Adam Ravenstahl Rep. Danilo Burgos Rep. Kristine Howard Rep. Harry A. Readshaw Rep. Thomas R. Caltagirone Rep. Sara Innamorato Rep. James R. Roebuck Jr. Rep. Morgan Cephas Rep. Mary Isaacson Rep. Mark Rozzi Rep. Joseph Ciresi Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta Rep. Christopher Sainato Rep. Carolyn Comitta Rep. Patty Kim Rep. Ben Sanchez Rep. Scott Conklin Rep. William C. Kortz Rep. Christina Sappey Rep. Austin Davis Rep. Leanne Krueger Rep. Mike Schlossberg Rep. Daniel Deasy Rep. Summer Lee Rep. Melissa Shusterman Rep. Pamela A. DeLissio Rep. Maureen E. Madden Rep. Brian K. Sims REP. MIKE SCHLOSSBERG | VOTING RIGHTS Rep. David M. Delloso Rep. Steve Malagari Rep. Pam Snyder FEBRUARY 26 | ALLENTOWN Rep. Tony Deluca Rep. Brandon Markosek Rep. Jared G. Solomon Rep. Frank Dermody Rep. Rob Matzie Rep. Wendy Ullman Rep. Mike Schlossberg hosted a roundtable discussion at Rep. Maria P. Donatucci Rep. Joanna E. McClinton Rep. Greg Vitali the Dubbs Memorial Community Center on protecting voting Rep. Michael Driscoll Rep. Jeanne McNeill Rep. Perry Warren rights in Pennsylvania. The roundtable focused on a new legislative package from the House Democrats titled Your Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler Rep. Robert E. Merski Rep. Joe Webster Vote Counts. The package includes provisions that would Rep. Isabella Fitzgerald Rep. Dan Miller Rep. Jake Wheatley allow early voting, additional time for absentee ballots to be Rep. Dan B. Frankel Rep. Kyle Mullins Rep. Dan Williams submitted, time off to vote, and mail-in ballots. Schlossberg Rep. Robert L. Freeman Rep. Ed Neilson Rep. Rosita C. Youngblood has a bill in the package that would allow voters to submit an Rep. Neal P. Goodman Rep. Jennifer O’Mara Rep. Michael Zabel updated signature for the voting book. Rep. Liz Hanbidge Rep. Danielle Friel Otten Rep. Patrick J. Harkins Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski Panelists who participated in the roundtable were: • Rev. Dr. Larry Pickens, ecumenical director, Lehigh Conference of Churches; ABOUT THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC POLICY COMMITTEE PLAN4PA • Edward Hozza Jr., director of administration, Lehigh County; Rep. Mike Sturla is chairman of the House Democratic Policy House Democrats have a Plan4PA, Committee. The Policy Committee holds public hearings and meetings a new way forward that puts people • Mary Erdman, vice president, action, League of Women across the state, and serves as the catalyst to enacting major policy first withgood jobs, affordable Voters of Lehigh County; and initiatives put forth by members of the House Democratic Caucus. health care, quality schools and a • Barbara Redmond, secretary, Allentown NAACP. You can find details about upcoming hearings, hearing testimony from fair economy. previous hearings and Chairman Sturla’s Policy Point of the Day by visiting www.pahouse.com/PolicyCommittee. pahouse.com/policy @padempolicy REP. EDDIE DAY PASHINSKI | AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE FEBRUARY 28 | WILKES-BARRE Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski hosted his public hearing on affordable health Hearing participants included: care. Pashinski requested the meeting to discuss what is being done and still can be done to make health care affordable in Pennsylvania. • Dr. Anthony Aquilina, He was joined by state legislators from across the state. He said many regional president, Geisinger Pennsylvanians can’t afford and therefore don’t have access to health Northeast Region; and care, making obtaining quality services impossible for too many. House • Patrick Keenan, policy Democrats and health care experts had a discussion on examining director, Pennsylvania policies to improve access, lower costs and improve the quality of health Health Access Network. care in Pennsylvania. REP. KYLE MULLINS | TRANSPORTATION FEBRUARY 27 | DUNMORE Rep. Kyle Mullins hosted his first House Democratic Policy Committee public hearing on state and local transportation issues at the Dunmore Community Center. Members, state and local officials discussed improving our roads and public safety and how working jointly to mend our roadways and bridges can give our economy a boost while making our community safer. The committee heard testimony from: • Richard Roman, bureau director for Maintenance and Operations/interim District 4 executive, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; • John Pocius, member of Coordinating Committee, Lackawanna/Luzerne Metropolitan Planning Organization; • Steve Pitoniak, chairman of Technical Committee, Lackawanna/Luzerne Metropolitan Planning Organization; • Bob Fiume, executive director, County of Lackawanna Transit System; • Carl Beardsley, executive director, Wilkes-Barre/ Scranton International Airport; • Charlene Wagner Doyle, director of administration, Pennsylvania Northeast Regional Railroad Authority; and • Thomas Calpin, business agent, Ironworkers Local 404. REP. EDDIE DAY PASHINSKI | AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE FEBRUARY 28 | WILKES-BARRE Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski hosted his public hearing on affordable health Hearing participants included: care. Pashinski requested the meeting to discuss what is being done and still can be done to make health care affordable in Pennsylvania. • Dr. Anthony Aquilina, He was joined by state legislators from across the state. He said many regional president, Geisinger Pennsylvanians can’t afford and therefore don’t have access to health Northeast Region; and care, making obtaining quality services impossible for too many. House • Patrick Keenan, policy Democrats and health care experts had a discussion on examining director, Pennsylvania policies to improve access, lower costs and improve the quality of health Health Access Network. care in Pennsylvania. REP. KYLE MULLINS | TRANSPORTATION FEBRUARY 27 | DUNMORE Rep. Kyle Mullins hosted his first House Democratic Policy Committee public hearing on state and local transportation issues at the Dunmore Community Center. Members, state and local officials discussed improving our roads and public safety and how working jointly to mend our roadways and bridges can give our economy a boost while making our community safer. The committee heard testimony from: • Richard Roman, bureau director for Maintenance and Operations/interim District 4 executive, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; • John Pocius, member of Coordinating Committee, Lackawanna/Luzerne Metropolitan Planning Organization; • Steve Pitoniak, chairman of Technical Committee, Lackawanna/Luzerne Metropolitan Planning Organization; • Bob Fiume, executive director, County of Lackawanna Transit System; • Carl Beardsley, executive director, Wilkes-Barre/ Scranton International Airport; • Charlene Wagner Doyle, director of administration, Pennsylvania Northeast Regional Railroad Authority; and • Thomas Calpin, business agent, Ironworkers Local 404. Feb. 26 – 28, 2019 MEMBERS OF THE POLICY COMMITTEE Rep. Mike Sturla Rep. Margo Davidson Rep. Stephen Kinsey Chairman Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Ryan A. Bizzarro Rep. Tina Davis Rep. Mark Longietti Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Kevin Boyle Rep. Jason Dawkins Rep. Steve McCarter POLICY RECAP Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair A Summary of House Democratic Policy Committee Hearings Rep. Frank Burns Rep. Marty Flynn Rep. Peter Schweyer Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Mary Jo Daley Rep. Ed Gainey Vice Chair Vice Chair Rep. Matthew Bradford Rep. Jordan Harris Rep. Joseph A. Petrarca Rep. Timothy Briggs Rep. Carol Hill-Evans Rep. Christopher M. Rabb Rep. Donna Bullock Rep. Joe Hohenstein Rep. Adam Ravenstahl Rep. Danilo Burgos Rep. Kristine Howard Rep. Harry A. Readshaw Rep. Thomas R. Caltagirone Rep. Sara Innamorato Rep. James R. Roebuck Jr. Rep. Morgan Cephas Rep. Mary Isaacson Rep. Mark Rozzi Rep. Joseph Ciresi Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta Rep. Christopher Sainato Rep. Carolyn Comitta Rep. Patty Kim Rep. Ben Sanchez Rep. Scott Conklin Rep. William C. Kortz Rep. Christina Sappey Rep. Austin Davis Rep. Leanne Krueger Rep. Mike Schlossberg Rep. Daniel Deasy Rep. Summer Lee Rep. Melissa Shusterman Rep. Pamela A. DeLissio Rep. Maureen E. Madden Rep. Brian K. Sims REP. MIKE SCHLOSSBERG | VOTING RIGHTS Rep. David M. Delloso Rep. Steve Malagari Rep. Pam Snyder FEBRUARY 26 | ALLENTOWN Rep. Tony Deluca Rep. Brandon Markosek Rep. Jared G. Solomon Rep. Frank Dermody Rep. Rob Matzie Rep. Wendy Ullman Rep. Mike Schlossberg hosted a roundtable discussion at Rep. Maria P. Donatucci Rep. Joanna E. McClinton Rep. Greg Vitali the Dubbs Memorial Community Center on protecting voting Rep. Michael Driscoll Rep. Jeanne McNeill Rep. Perry Warren rights in Pennsylvania. The roundtable focused on a new legislative package from the House Democrats titled Your Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler Rep. Robert E. Merski Rep. Joe Webster Vote Counts. The package includes provisions that would Rep. Isabella Fitzgerald Rep. Dan Miller Rep. Jake Wheatley allow early voting, additional time for absentee ballots to be Rep. Dan B. Frankel Rep. Kyle Mullins
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