Hi John, it’s been less than a year since I became Governor. And every day, my team’s had a GSD – get sh*t done – attitude.

I want to take a moment to walk through the progress we’ve made together for Pennsylvania. I’ll warn you: it’s a long list. So if you don’t have time to read it all right now, I hope you’ll still consider chipping in to help us keep fighting for Pennsylvania in 2024.

We’ve gotten a lot of stuff done this year. Here’s just some of it:

When a tanker truck crashed in Northeast Philadelphia under 1-95, we got that road reopened in just 12 days – and we set up a live stream for people to watch the work get done.

We delivered the largest increase in public education funding in the history of Pennsylvania, even with a divided legislature.

We delivered universal free breakfast for 1.7 million Pennsylvania schoolchildren.

We passed the largest targeted tax break for seniors in nearly two decades.

We secured more than a billion dollars in private sector investment. That's more funding for our farmers, and for the first time ever, state funding for minority, women and veteran-owned small businesses.

We sped up government, eliminated backlogs and slashed red tape.

We created a money-back guarantee system for the first time. So if you don't get your permit in time, we'll give you your money back.

We funded nearly 400 new Pennsylvania State Troopers.

On day one, I signed an executive order eliminating the college degree requirement for 92% of state government jobs, because we value skill and experience not arbitrary degree requirements.

We were the only state to secure two regional hydrogen hubs and all the jobs that come with them, making Pennsylvania the center of the clean energy universe for years to come.

And I brought Automatic Voter Registration to Pennsylvania, and in just the first two months, 58,000 people have registered to vote or updated their voter registration status.

When the nation's eyes were on Pennsylvania, we showed that we can do big things again. But there’s still more work to do, and I’m not going to slow down.

I’ll keep working my tail off to bring people together to get common sense things done for Pennsylvanians, and I hope I can count on your support in the big fights ahead.

Thanks for taking the time to read this,

Josh