Wolf to take Pennsylvanians’ questions on Facebook session
Pa. Governor Tom Wolf (Emma Lee/NewsWorks file photo)
Questions for Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf are piling up as he prepares to hold a “Facebook Town Hall.”
Pennsylvanians were invited to post questions about Wolf’s agenda in advance of Tuesday’s online conversation — a follow-up to the Twitter Town Hall that the Democrat hosted last month.
Hours before the scheduled 1:30 p.m. opening of the Facebook event, dozens of questions are already posted. They cover a wide range of topics, including the governor’s far-reaching plan to overhaul the state tax system, school funding, the legalization of medical marijuana and campaign spending.
People who want to participate can post questions at this website. The event will be live streamed on Facebook.
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