Harrison Cann is a staff reporter for City & State PA, focusing on local news and politics in Pennsylvania. His articles cover a range of topics including interviews with political figures, coverage of elections, and analysis of current events in the state.
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By: Harrison Cann
The commonwealth’s health insurance marketplace continues to transform four years after the state took ownership from the federal government
City & State speaks with the Pennie Executive Director on the commonwealth’s health insurance marketplace
The Senate Insurance Committee minority chair talks health care accessibility and affordability
City & State breaks down how this year’s highest-profile races are focusing on this perennially thorny issue.
Here’s what’s known – and what’s false – in the counties in question
Several commonwealth counties could indicate where the race is headed nationwide
By: Harrison Cann
Former President Donald Trump claimed there is ‘massive’ cheating in the city despite officials debunking his statements
The former president improved on his 2020 margins in several regions
By: Harrison Cann
If Republicans want to know who’s got next, they need look no further than the row offices.
The governor directed the Department of Transportation to flex federal highway capital funds to prevent the transit agency’s ‘death spiral’
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