Pennsylvania Legislative Intelligence
Know Before You Vote.
See Where Your Representatives Stand.
Keystone Check tracks all 252 Pennsylvania legislators on digital assets, emerging technology, and the issues that matter to you, grading each one only where documented votes, sponsorships, and public statements support it.
What's Happening in Harrisburg
Who holds the General Assembly right now, and every verified development we have ingested across both chambers.
PA House of Representatives
202 of 203 seats filled- Democratic
- 102
- Republican
- 100
- Vacant
- 1
PA Senate
50 of 50 seats filled- Democratic
- 23
- Republican
- 27
Bill text, committee actions and roll-call votes come from the Open States API, which is not yet configured for this deployment. The member records above are ingested separately and remain current.
Keystone Scorecard
All 67 Pennsylvania counties. Select a county to see who holds its seats and how to reach them. Shading reflects each delegation's tracked record on the selected policy area. Uniform grey means no record has been ingested yet, not a neutral one.
- Strong support
- Moderate support
- Neutral record
- Mixed / contested
Your Keystone Check
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We'll identify your representatives and how to reach them, plus any graded record once roll-call data is available.
Our Areas of Focus
We monitor all legislative activity in the General Assembly, and go deepest on four policy pillars.
Technology & Innovation
Where Keystone Check started and still goes deepest: how Pennsylvania regulates software, money that moves on networks, and the data the Commonwealth holds about its residents.
- Artificial IntelligenceAlgorithmic accountability, disclosure duties, procurement standards, and sector rules for automated decision systems.
- BlockchainDistributed-ledger recordkeeping, smart-contract enforceability, and government pilots built on blockchain infrastructure.
- Digital AssetsCustody standards, tokenised securities, and licensing regimes governing entities that hold digital assets for residents.
- CryptocurrencyConsumer ownership, taxation, and exchange of cryptocurrencies, including money-transmitter treatment and self-custody rights.
- StablecoinsReserve backing, redemption guarantees, attestation requirements, and payment-system treatment of fiat-referenced tokens.
- CBDCsState-level positions on central bank digital currencies, including limits on mandated CBDC acceptance and cash-preservation measures.
- Mining & EnergyEnergy consumption, grid impact studies, siting permits, and tax treatment for high-load computing and mining facilities.
- CybersecurityBreach notification, critical-infrastructure protection, key-management standards, and public-sector security requirements.
- FinTechRegulatory sandboxes, money-transmission modernisation, lending innovation, and consumer protections for non-bank finance.
Also monitoring
Privacy · Digital Identity (tracked within this pillar, without pages of their own yet)
Elections & Government
The rules that decide who counts votes, who may cast one, and what the public is allowed to see. Pennsylvania runs elections at the county level, so these fights are frequent and local.
What we monitor here
Election Administration · Voting Rights · Campaign Finance · Ethics · Transparency · Open Records
Education
Pennsylvania funds roughly 500 school districts through a formula a court found unconstitutional in 2023, which makes almost every education bill a question about who pays.
What we monitor here
K–12 · Special Education · Higher Education · Teacher Workforce · School Safety
Economy & Consumer Protection
The everyday cost of living in the Commonwealth: what residents are taxed, what they are charged, what they can borrow, and what recourse they have when a company gets it wrong.
What we monitor here
Taxes · Banking · Insurance · Housing · Small Business · Consumer Protection
Ask Keystone
Ask questions about Pennsylvania legislators, bills, votes, sponsorships, and emerging technology policy. Every answer is limited to the tracked record and links back to the evidence it used.
Answers From the Tracked Record
Questions are answered from the bills, votes and statements in this dataset, not from open-ended world knowledge.
Cites What It Used
Every answer names the evidence behind it and links to the bill or statement, so you can check the reasoning yourself.
Declines Rather Than Guesses
When the record does not cover a question, it says so instead of inferring a position no legislator has taken.
How Keystone Check Works
One Standard for Everyone
Every official is evaluated using the same published methodology.
Every Grade Is Sourced
Grades link directly to votes, sponsorships and documented public statements.
Reviewed Before Publishing
Evidence and grades are reviewed before appearing as verified records.