Katie Meyer
@katieemeyer4Katie Meyer is a government editor/reporter for Spotlight PA.
Previously, she was WHYY’s political reporter and covered state politics as Harrisburg bureau chief for WITF. She lives in South Philly.
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In first debate, Toomey and McGinty clash over Obamacare, jobs, gun control
This is an election season in which the unpopularity of both major party presidential nominees has had an outsize effect on down-ballot r ...
8 years ago
A GOP-led bill to ban plastic bag taxes in the works in Pa.
As the 2016 legislative session gets down to the wire in Pennsylvania, lawmakers are rushing bills large and small. One of the mea ...
8 years ago
Court orders Wolf administration to turn over more McGinty emails
The Wolf administration’s been ordered to release more of the emails Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Katie McGinty sent and received ...
8 years ago
With kids in tow, parents call on Wolf to regulate methane
Parents from around Pennsylvania are urging Gov. Tom Wolf to regulate methane emissions. They held a news conference in the Capito ...
8 years ago
Far from the spotlight, race is on for Pa. treasurer
It’s a big election year in Pennsylvania, and not just because the state’s an important one in determining control of the pre ...
8 years ago
Another salvo sounds in Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race
With just weeks to go until Election Day, negative rhetoric seems to be heating up on virtually all levels on Pennsylvania’s ballot ...
8 years ago
As usual, last-minute registrations stream into Pa. election offices
When Dauphin County voter registration director Jerry Feaser got to work Tuesday morning, more than 2,000 online voter applications waiti ...
8 years ago
Despite Trump tape, it’s business as usual for candidate’s Pa. volunteers
The Donald Trump coalition has seen several national-level shakeups following the release of tape documenting Trump making sexually aggre ...
8 years ago
Pa.’s first-quarter financial shortfall could be election-related
With the end of its first fiscal quarter wrapping up, Pennsylvania state government brought in about $200 million less than expected. ...
8 years ago
Faculty rallies as contract battle drags on at Pa. state colleges
Faculty members from Pennsylvania’s state university system are rallying over the continuing lack of a contract agreement. T ...
8 years ago
Pennsylvania lawmakers weigh chances of voter fraud
Political candidates have repeatedly brought up concerns about election fraud. The ubiquity of these stories prompted the GOP-led ...
8 years ago
Clinton surges to 9-point lead over Trump in Pa., Franklin & Marshall poll finds
Donald Trump’s numbers have fallen in Pennsylvania, according to a new poll from Franklin & Marshall College. Hillary Cl ...
8 years ago