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Khan: Capping utility profits will benefit workers, families

(15 hours ago)

During debate Khan urged members of the state House of Representatives to vote for a bill that would cap corporate utility profits Read more

 

Khan fights for affordable utility bills

(1 day ago)

Legislation to cut families' energy costs has passed the state House. Read more

 

What we Just Did to Cut Your Property Taxes and Energy Costs

(Jun 22, 2026)

The latest news from Rep. Khan's office! Read more

 

House lawmakers propose bill to protect preventive medical care

(Jun 18, 2026)

HARRISBURG, June 18 – As federal officials continue to threaten public health, state Reps. Arvind Venkat, Tarik Khan and Bridget Kosierowski, all healthcare professionals, have announced their intention to introduce legislation that would require insurers to continue to cover previously recommended forms of preventive care and allow the Pennsylvania Department of Health to update those recommendations based on the best scientific evidence informed by healthcare professional organizations. The proposed legislation would require insurers in Pennsylvania to cover all forms of preventive services recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices and the Health Resources and Services Administration as of Jan. 1, 2025. These three agencies have seen significant leadership changes since that time, raising concerns over their independence and scientific credibility. Under the Affordable Care Act, insurers must cover preventive medical care services recommended by these federal bodies without patient financial responsibility. With the federal changes in these critical entities, Venkat said the validity of their recommendations is very much in question, threatening the insurance coverage of preventive medical care for all Pennsylvanians. “As a physician-legislator, I have seen how access to evidence-based preventive medical care is under attack,” said Venkat, Read more

 

Reps. Khan, Waxman and Daley Introduce Holocaust and Anti-Hate Education Grant Program

(Jun 16, 2026)

The program would provide grants of $500 to $10,000 to support Holocaust education Read more

 

Khan Working To Lower Cost Of Medications

(Jun 11, 2026)

PA House Democrats are taking a hard look at how to fix pharmacies Read more

 

Khan: Digital Ads Tax Will Benefit Seniors

(Jun 10, 2026)

Plan could bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue to help seniors stay in their homes Read more

 

Khan supports physically disabled Pennsylvanians

(Jun 04, 2026)

PA state Rep. Tarik Khan says insurance companies are denying people the devices they need to walk, work, and live independently. Read more

 

Khan, Flick introduce bipartisan package to address problem gambling and strengthen consumer protections

(Jun 03, 2026)

The bills take a balanced approach that protects consumers, supports responsible gaming and treats problem gambling as the public health issue it is Read more

 

Khan supports DC 47 workers

(Jun 02, 2026)

State Rep. Tarik Khan, D-Phila., sends a message of support to DC 47 workers Read more

 

Khan: Full Practice Authority for Nurse Practitioners

(Jun 01, 2026)

Rep. Khan joined other nurse practitioners to support legislation that would grant full practice authority to nurse practitioners Read more

 

Local Kids Pass Resolution in Pa House | Welcome Back Shredder Day!

(May 11, 2026)

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Pennsylvania House lawmakers introduce voting rights protection legislation

(May 08, 2026)

HARRISBURG, May 8 -- Members of the Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus today announced the introduction of legislation to strengthen and protect voting rights for Pennsylvanians in response to recent federal court decisions weakening key protections under the Voting Rights Act of 1965. For decades, the Voting Rights Act protected Black voters and other minority communities from discriminatory practices such as racial gerrymandering, voter intimidation and barriers designed to suppress participation in the democratic process. However, the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais and Tennessee, increased the burden required to challenge discriminatory voting maps, placing minority voters at greater risk of having their voting power diluted. In response, the proposed legislation would establish stronger protections in Pennsylvania law to safeguard fair representation and equal access to the ballot box. “The Voting Rights Act was the cornerstone of the Civil Rights Movement and has been foundational in the building of a multiracial democracy. And now that democracy is put at risk. Our ancestors fought and died for these protections, and the United States Supreme Court has whisked those sacrifices away with the wave of a hand; silencing the voices of voters that lawmakers will simply choose not to listen to, said state Rep. Napoleon Nelson, chair of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus. Read more

 

Khan Recognizes World Hunger Day in PA

(May 07, 2026)

Pa. state Rep. Tarik Khan helped local students write, pass, and adopt a Pennsylvania House resolution recognizing May 28 as World Hunger Day in Pennsylvania. Khan says he's proud of the students from Norwood-Fontbonne and Chestnut Hill College for stepping up and taking action to fight hunger. Read more

 

We Took on PECO and Won!

(May 04, 2026)

The latest news from Rep. Khan's office! Read more

 

Khan joins rally for PA Community Health Canter funding

(Apr 29, 2026)

Khan made the comments at a rally in Harrisburg. Read more

 

Khan, colleagues introduce legislation to crack down on insider trading in online betting markets

(Apr 29, 2026)

The proposal would hold both individuals and platform operators accountable Read more

 

Khan: This Bipartisan Fix Could Transform Disability Care in PA

(Apr 28, 2026)

Rep. Khan works across the aisle to fix service gaps and build a stronger, fairer safety net Read more

 

Khan talks about federal impacts on PA's social safety nets

(Apr 13, 2026)

59,000 Pennsylvania families have already lost food assistance. Read more

 

Roxborough Hospital at Risk | Celebrating a Local Hero | $400K Grant Delivered

(Apr 13, 2026)

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