Katie Meyer is a Government Editor/Reporter at Spotlight PA. She covers government and elections, with a particular focus on the influence of money and powerful interests on policy decisions and their impact on Pennsylvanians. Previously a political reporter for WHYY Public Radio and WITF Public Radio, her work has been featured in numerous outlets including The Philadelphia Inquirer and Yahoo News.
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Katie Meyer's reporting focuses heavily on local Pennsylvania politics, particularly Governor Josh Shapiro and the state budget. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing political campaigns, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and issues impacting education funding within Pennsylvania.
Given the focus on local politics and governance in Pennsylvania, Katie may respond well to sources who have direct experience or insights into these areas. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with local politicians or experts in Pennsylvania's governance are likely to resonate with her coverage area.
Considering her emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements at a state level, she might also find value in receiving pitches that provide unique perspectives or expert commentary related to these specific themes within the context of Pennsylvania.
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HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania House Democrats have clung to their one-vote majority despite a statewide wave of GOP wins that flipped two congressional seats and may have ousted a veteran U.S.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has dealt a blow to Philadelphia and other municipalities’ efforts to pass stricter gun laws, but advocates say their fight isn’t over. Stephen Caruso/Spotlight PA
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Gov. Shapiro spent $5.5M on campaign expenses in 2024, including private flights and consultants. Critics ask if more could have gone to PA races.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro speaks at a Department of General Services event in 2023. Commonwealth Media Services
By: Katie Meyer, Stephen Caruso
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro traveled extensively as a Democratic surrogate in 2024, spending money on consultants, private flights, ritzy hotels, and more.
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In Pennsylvania, the next big election never feels far away.
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Katie Meyer Of Spotlight PA HARRISBURG — In Pennsylvania, the next big election never feels far away.
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