Sen. Scott Wagner (R-York) has introduced Senate Bill 1018 which will require any report requested of the Inspector General by an elected official to be made public.

Sen. Scott Wagner (R-York) was the featured speaker at February’s Pennsylvania Press Club luncheon where he laid out his plans to prevent school shootings in Pennsylvania and how he would otherwise operate Pennsylvania differently from current Gov. Tom Wolf.

 

Sen. Wagner is currently the Republican-endorsed candidate for governor, who still faces two primary challengers.

The majority of the Senate Appropriations Committee expressed concerns about the effectiveness of the state system of higher education during Thursday’s budget hearing.

Sen. Bob Mensch (R-Montgomery), Sen. Scott Wagner (R-York), Sen. John Eichelberger (R- Blair), and Sen. Randy Vulakovich (R-Allegheny) were the most vocal about their criticism.

The main issues, according to senators, are low enrollment and the system’s lack of self-sufficiency.

The Pennsylvania state Republican Party held its annual winter meeting Saturday where they voted to endorse state Sen. Scott Wagner (R-York) to be the party’s nominee for governor and Montgomery County businessman Jeff Bartos in the race for Lt. Governor.

Senators Scott Wagner (R-York), John DiSanto (R-Dauphin) and Michele Brooks (R-Mercer) will soon introduce a bill to limit regulations in Pennsylvania, known as the “Red Tape Reduction Act.”