The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, responsible for creating, amending, and passing laws for the state. Established under the 1790 Constitution, it consists of 203 members elected from single-member districts, each serving two-year terms. Members must meet specific eligibility criteria, including age, citizenship, and residency requirements.
The House is led by the Speaker, currently Joanna McClinton, along with Majority and Minority Floor Leaders and Caucus Whips. It operates through specialized committees that review legislation before it is voted on. The House convenes in two-year sessions, during which legislation must be passed to remain ...
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, responsible for creating, amending, and passing laws for the state. Established under the 1790 Constitution, it consists of 203 members elected from single-member districts, each serving two-year terms. Members must meet specific eligibility criteria, including age, citizenship, and residency requirements.
The House is led by the Speaker, currently Joanna McClinton, along with Majority and Minority Floor Leaders and Caucus Whips. It operates through specialized committees that review legislation before it is voted on. The House convenes in two-year sessions, during which legislation must be passed to remain active. Members engage with constituents, address their concerns, and propose initiatives tailored to their districts. The House also emphasizes transparency by providing public access to legislative records and live session streams.
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Number of Employees:
250-1000
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Annual Revenue:
$10-50 Million