Gov. Shapiro to visit Cumberland County to highlight increased funding for rape crisis centers

PHILADELPHIA — Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, Gov. Josh Shapiro is using his broad popularity and giant cash stockpile to boost Democratic candidates down ballot in competitive elections across Pennsylvania while he campaigns for his own reelection bid.

The two highest-ranking Democratic elected officials in Pennsylvania emphasized the legitimacy of the 2020 election results following President Donald Trump’s primetime address

President Donald Trump took a swipe at Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) during a campaign appearance Wednesday, dismissing the Democrat as someone who “doesn’t have what it takes” while praising his Republican rival,

Ben Shapiro mocked Joe Biden’s upcoming memoir, ’Promise Me, America,’ with a sarcastic jab on X after the former president announced the book, which reflects on his presidency and key decisions.

Gov. Josh Shapiro maintains a positive job approval rating and double-digit lead over State Treasurer Stacy Garrity in his bid for a second term, although the latest Quinnipiac University poll shows that gap starting to narrow.

Shapiro’s friction with other right-wingers has grown while his own popularity appears to wane.

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