Reps. Lindsay Powell, Tim Twardzik, and fellow state legislators launch the bipartisan PA Housing Caucus at the state Capitol in Harrisburg.

Rep. Lindsay Powell meets with Shaler High School students and honors them with House citations after her office held its inaugural “There Ought To Be a Law” contest, where 7th through 12th grade students assumed the role of state legislators and wrote a two-page paper on their proposal for a new state law.

The House Majority Policy Committee held a hearing on creating more achievable housing in Pennsylvania, hosted by Rep. Lindsay Powell.

Reps. Emily Kinkead and Lindsay Powell cohost a license plate replacement event.

The PA House Majority Appropriations Committee joined Allegheny County state Representatives for a community conversation about the impacts of the 2024/25 state budget.

Rep. Lindsay Powell hosts the House Majority Policy Committee for a public hearing to discuss the rise of short-term rental properties and its impact on tourism and housing availability in Pennsylvania.

Rep. Lindsay Powell and Allegheny County Treasurer Erica Brusselars held a joint dog licensing event in Arsenal Park.

State Rep. Lindsay Powell and several Democratic members of the Pennsylvania House and Senate shared their reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on homelessness at a news conference in the Capitol Main Rotunda.

Rep. Powell was joined by Rep. Nick Pisciottano, Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato, and others to support the PROSPER Act, both representatives' legislation to grow green energy jobs across Pennsylvania.

Rep. Lindsay Powell and several PA House colleagues joined lawmakers from across the country at a White House meeting, hosted by Vice President Kamala Harris, to outline plans to decrease gun violence at the state level.

Rep. Lindsay Powell hosts an Open House at her District Office in Lawrenceville.

Rep. Lindsay Powell is sworn in to represent the 21st Legislative District, which includes Lawrenceville, Millvale, Etna, and Shaler.