🗳️ It's Election Day in PA! The decisions made by elected leaders shape the policies and resources children and families rely on every day.
Polls are open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. In line by 8? You can still vote!
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#PAVotes
NEW: The presidential TV pool has been suspended as networks react to the White House's ongoing ban of CNN.
That means, for now, that no major TV network will provide coverage of Trump's events, including today's appearances at the WH and his trip to the United Nations.
Pennsylvania's FY 2026–27 budget is final.
What does it mean for children and families? Our latest resource breaks down key investments in child care, children's health, Early Intervention, home visiting, and more.
Read more: https://t.co/n07uxXe5Zv
#PABudget#PAKids
Healthy beginnings start with support. 🍎
Programs like WIC help Pennsylvania families access nutritious foods, education, and resources during the earliest years of a child’s life.
Learn more about family supports: https://t.co/eovFQ4zfd4
#WIC#PAFamilies#ThrivingPA
Data drives better decisions.
PPC’s new mapping tool shows how H.R. 1 could affect children’s health coverage and food security across Pennsylvania.
Take a look: https://t.co/dUmW6GE9LG
It's that time of year again. What does the Governor’s Budget Proposal mean for kids in Pennsylvania? We break it down clearly and directly in our 2026–27 analysis.
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I've never been happier to have a job where I'm chronically online. Congrats to Taylor and Travis (we're engaged at the same time and everything is FINE).
PPC is worried about the harmful real-life impacts of the Senate-passed reconciliation bill. The bill contains the LARGEST cuts in #Medicaid history, and will take health care and food benefits away from children and families in PA.
What a news day for the girlies:
✅ Paige leaves Summer House
✅ Trump and Elon have a public breakup
✅ Aaron Rodgers signs with Steelers (like who cares, but still newsworthy)
Congress is considering the largest cuts to #Medicaid in the program’s history. More than 1.3 million PA children are enrolled in Medicaid to cover costs associated with wellness visits, immunizations, dental appointments, early intervention and mental health.
“It’s really trying to achieve savings by taking health care away from millions of people, including children," said Becky Ludwick, vice president of public policy for nonprofit Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children via @TribLIVE and @QuinceyReese
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