This year, Pennsylvanians will elect 203 members of the state House and half (25 members) of the Senate. PCCJR evaluated the
votes of incumbent legislators and sent questionnaires to all candidates running in open House and Senate seats across Pennsylvania. Now you can evaluate the candidates for their commitment to ending lawsuit abuse and fixing the current litigation climate in Pennsylvania with our 2020 Voter’s Guide.
votes of incumbent legislators and sent questionnaires to all candidates running in open House and Senate seats across Pennsylvania. Now you can evaluate the candidates for their commitment to ending lawsuit abuse and fixing the current litigation climate in Pennsylvania with our 2020 Voter’s Guide.Help us let people know that Pennsylvania’s litigation climate impacts everyone by sharing our 2020 Voter’s Guide. These elections stand to have long-term impact on Pennsylvania’s economy, health care, schools and businesses – including how our state responds to lawsuit abuse and the challenges of our current litigation climate. The outcome of these elections will not only influence short-term legislative goals but will have long-term impact as the state legislature starts the redistricting process following the 2020 census.