
ALT Title reads “Pennsylvania Policy Center presents: Policy Action. Don’t be tricked this election season! Thursday 10/22 at 1pm on Zoom.” Smaller text reads “As the 2026 PA state legislative session comes to an end, and a national election looms ahead, let’s not let the ghosts of old policies haunt us! Join us for a policy wrap-up, a look at PA’s legislative landscape, and some looking ahead into the future!”

ALT Title reads “Pennsylvania Policy Center presents: Policy Action. Don’t be tricked this election season! Thursday 10/22 at 1pm on Zoom.” Smaller text reads “As the 2026 PA state legislative session comes to an end, and a national election looms ahead, let’s not let the ghosts of old policies haunt us! Join us for a policy wrap-up, a look at PA’s legislative landscape, and some looking ahead into the future!”

ALT A political organizing flyer with the headline “Protect Our Vote! Hands Off Our Elections.” It invites the public to a training to protect votes on Wednesday, October 21, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Samuel Staten Sr. Pre-Apprenticeship Program, Inc., 658 N. Watts Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123. Registration is available at popdemoc.org/ProtectLR, with a QR code provided. The flyer features a red, white, and blue “VOTE” graphic and logos of supporting organizations, including Election Protection, Popular Democracy, Penn Policy, the Urban League of Greater Philadelphia, Philly Neighborhood Networks, Pennsylvania Project, Common Cause, and Peace Justice Sustainability NOW!

ALT Text reads “In Pennsylvania, the wealthiest 1% pay a lower share of their income in state and local taxes than they would in many of our neighboring states!” a bar chart shows the tax burden on the top 1% of income earners in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. Showing that in NY, NJ, MD, DE, and WV 1% pay a higher tax rate in relation to their income than they do in PA. If we implemented the Fair Share Tax proposal, the tax burden would be more in line with the other states at 5.5%. More text reads “Under the Fair Share Tax proposal, which would change PA's personal income tax to lower the tax rate on income from work and apply a higher rate to income from wealth, we could raise the recurring revenue needed to properly fund health care, transit, child care, education, and other core services to make Pennsylvania more affordable.”







