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Martin Responds to Shapiro’s New Carbon Tax Proposal
March 13, 2024

Martin Responds to Shapiro’s New Carbon Tax Proposal

Senator Scott Martin (R-Lancaster) issued the following statement today responding to Governor Josh Shapiro’s announcement that he would pursue a Pennsylvania carbon tax similar to the one ruled unconstitutional by the Commonwealth Court recently:  [Read More]

Senators Condemn Lancaster City Council Decision That Threatens Safety of Lancaster County Residents
February 28, 2024

Senators Condemn Lancaster City Council Decision That Threatens Safety of Lancaster County Residents

Last evening, Lancaster City Council unanimously passed the Lancaster Trust Act that officially terminates the city’s cooperation with the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) other than when court orders or certain crimes are involved. Sens. Ryan Aument (R-36), Scott Martin (R-13), and Chris Gebhard (R-48) issued the following statement regarding Tuesday’s vote that codified the policy into law:  [Read More]

PA Senators Honor Penn State’s THON Fundraiser in the Fight Against Pediatric Cancer
February 15, 2024

PA Senators Honor Penn State’s THON Fundraiser in the Fight Against Pediatric Cancer

Senators Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35), Cris Dush (R-25) and Scott Martin (R-13) are working to honor the annual THON fundraiser led by Penn State students to support families affected by childhood cancer.  [Read More]

PA Senate Passes Resolution Supporting a More Secure Southern Border
February 7, 2024

PA Senate Passes Resolution Supporting a More Secure Southern Border

As the unprecedented rise in illegal immigration strains the resources of states throughout the nation, the Pennsylvania Senate approved a resolution today sponsored by Senate Republican leaders calling for action to address the border crisis and support states’ rights to protect their citizens.  [Read More]

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Harrisburg Office

Senate Box 203013
Main Capitol 281
Harrisburg, PA 17120-3013
Telephone: (717) 787-6535
Fax: 717-772-5471
TTY: (800) 364-1581
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Strasburg, PA 17579
Telephone: (717) 397-1309
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🛑Governor Shapiro’s budget vastly overestimates revenues AND low-balls future spending projections. This puts us on the path to a tax increase.📈

🛑Governor Shapiro’s budget vastly overestimates revenues AND low-balls future spending projections. This puts us on the path to a tax increase.📈 ...

☘️May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow, and may trouble avoid you wherever you go!

☘️May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow, and may trouble avoid you wherever you go! ...

Non-partisan Independent Fiscal Office Director Matt Knittel said it best – if government spends more than it takes in, and reserves are exhausted, the only ways to balance the budget are to raise taxes, cut spending, or both.

#fiscalresponsibility #taxes #spending #PAbudget

Non-partisan Independent Fiscal Office Director Matt Knittel said it best – if government spends more than it takes in, and reserves are exhausted, the only ways to balance the budget are to raise taxes, cut spending, or both.

#fiscalresponsibility #taxes #spending #PAbudget
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Meet Scott Martin

Scott Martin is a lifelong Lancaster County resident with deep roots in the community. Scott currently serves as part of the Senate Republican Leadership team as Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, which plays a crucial role in negotiating and developing the state budget. During his three terms in the Senate, he has authored dozens of laws to improve the quality of life for Pennsylvanians. He previously served as Chair of the Senate Education Committee and Senate Local Government Committee.
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