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Bill Sep 04, 2026

An Act amending the act of June 3, 1937 (P.L.1333, No.320), known as the Pennsylvania Election Code, in preparation for and conduct of primaries and elections, further providing for peace officers, no police officer to be within one hundred feet of polling place, exceptions, presence of soldiers prohibited; and, in penalties, further providing for police officers at polling places.


https://openstates.org/pa/bills/2025-2026/HB2758/
Chris Pielli State Representative Cosponsor Liz Hanbidge State Representative Cosponsor Paul Friel State Representative Cosponsor Perry Warren State Representative Cosponsor La'Tasha Mayes State Representative Cosponsor Dave Delloso State Representative Cosponsor Kristine Howard State Representative Cosponsor Heather Boyd State Representative Cosponsor Danilo Burgos State Representative Cosponsor Jessica Benham State Representative Cosponsor Tarah Probst State Representative Cosponsor Ben Sanchez State Representative Cosponsor Pete Schweyer State Representative Cosponsor Emily Kinkead State Representative Cosponsor Manny Guzman State Representative Cosponsor Anita Kulik State Representative Cosponsor Greg Vitali State Representative Cosponsor Carol Hill-Evans State Representative Cosponsor Jim Haddock State Representative Cosponsor Danielle Otten State Representative Cosponsor Carol Kazeem State Representative Cosponsor Arvind Venkat State Representative Cosponsor Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz State Representative Cosponsor Bob Merski State Representative Cosponsor Lisa Borowski State Representative Cosponsor Tarik Khan State Representative Cosponsor Amen Brown State Representative Cosponsor Jenn O'Mara State Representative Cosponsor Christina Sappey State Representative Cosponsor Eddie Pashinski State Representative Cosponsor Dan Williams State Representative Cosponsor Scott Conklin State Representative Cosponsor Kyle Mullins State Representative Cosponsor Joe Webster State Representative Cosponsor
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