- Aging & Youth – Senator Bob Mensch (R-24)
- Agriculture & Rural Affairs – Senator Elder A. Vogel, Jr. (R-47)
- Appropriations – Senator Jake Corman (R-34)
- Banking & Insurance – Senator Don White (R-41)
- Communications & Technology – Senator Randy Vulakovich (R-40)
- Community, Economic & Recreational Development – Senator Kim L. Ward (R-39)
- Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure – Senator Robert M. Tomlinson (R-6)
- Education – Senator Mike Folmer (R-48)
- Environmental Resources & Energy – Senator Gene Yaw (R-23)
- Finance – Senator Mike Brubaker (R-36)
- Game & Fisheries – Senator Richard Alloway (R-33)
- Inter-governmental Operations – Senator-elect Scott E. Hutchinson (R-21)
- Judiciary – Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf (R-12)
- Labor & Industry – Senator John R. Gordner (R-27)
- Law & Justice – Senator Charles T. McIlhinney, Jr. (R-10)
- Local Government – Senator John H. Eichelberger, Jr. (R-30)
- Public Health & Welfare – Senator Patricia H. Vance (R-31)
- Rules & Executive Nominations – Senator Dominic Pileggi (R-9)
- State Government – Senator Lloyd K. Smucker (R-13)
- Transportation – Senator John C. Rafferty, Jr. (R-44)
- Urban Affairs & Housing – Senator David G. Argall (R-29)
- Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness – Senator Lisa Baker (R-20)
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Committee Chairpersons for 2013-14 Pennsylvania Senate Session
Sen. Joe Scarnati
(R-25), president pro tempore of the Pennsylvania Senate, has announced
committee chairmanship assignments for the Senate's 22 Senate Standing
Committees.
"We are fortunate to have members
from various backgrounds and regions across our Commonwealth who bring a wealth
of knowledge and experience to Harrisburg," Scarnati said. "Membership of
committees will be announced prior to the reconvening of the Senate on January
22, 2013."
Republicans
still control the Senate, but they will have a smaller margin for the
2013-14 session. The GOP lost 3 Senate seats in the November election,
making the party breakdown for the next two-year session, 27-23 in favor
of Republicans.
Senate Standing Committee Chair
Assignments:
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