House Democratic Leader Joanna McClinton said, “We have about 20 percent people of color in the Commonwealth. This map should have, finally, for the first
Represent PA sponsor and activist Kathryn (Kitty) Kolbert argued the case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey before the Supreme Court in 1992, which was also
“Every year for Women’s History Month, Rep. Mary Isaacson, in coordination with community leaders and advocates, selects exceptional women living or working in the district,
“Joe Biden’s slim victory of 50% to Trump’s 48.8% in Pennsylvania not only thrust the former over the 270-vote threshold needed to win the Electoral
“While most Democrats interviewed by the Capital-Star are happy with Shapiro as their best chance to keep a voice in state government, many have also
“If we don’t do it now, it’ll be at least another decade,” said Christine Jacobs, Arkoosh’s campaign treasurer and the executive director of Represent PA,
Represent PA, Women for the Future (WTF) Pittsburgh and Black Women for Positive Change are organizations committed to fostering a pipeline of progressive women for
Represent PA endorsed State Rep. Jessica Benham (HD-36, Allegheny) was recently featured in local news source, Governing, to discuss her experience as an openly LGBTQIA+
With the retirement of Sen. Pat Toomey, John Fetterman is the first recognized figure to announce his run for this seat. Christine Jacobs expressed concerns
Represent PA Executive Director, Christine Jacobs joined Stacy Hawkins, a law professor at Rutgers Law School and an expert in diversity and the law, to
“Women are now in leadership positions in the Democratic caucus in both the House and Senate for the first time,” Christine Jacobs, Executive Director of
Represent PA is honored to have contributed to Janet Diaz’s campaign this cycle. Diaz has persevered and exceeded expectations of both the local party and
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