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Senator

Tina Tartaglione

SeatSenate District 2
PartyDemocratic
Capitol officeRoom 458 · Main Capitol
Mailing addressRoom 458, Main Capitol Senate Box 203002, Harrisburg, PA 17120
Capitol phone717-787-1141
Write totartaglione@pasenate.com (official address)
TenureServing since December 1, 1994
Term limitedNo term limits

Also listed in Room 458: Lisa Boscola, Maria Collett, John Kane

Committees 7

Bills, 2025–2026 session 52 as principal author · 560 as coauthor

All 52 bills as principal author ›

Coauthor of SB 130, SB 246, SB 315, SB 375, SB 411, SB 475, SB 511, SB 649, SB 734, SB 779, SB 848, SB 88 and 548 more.

Bills and sponsors: Open States bulk data (public domain dedication), 2026-10-public.pgdump; status is read from the official actions. About the momentum score

Vote record, 2025–2026 Regular Session 351 roll calls

282 Yes69 No0 Absent / excused0 Other / not voting

Latest roll calls shown. Full voting record.

Roll calls: Open States (public data). Official record: palegis.us.

Effectiveness 2025–26 session

2.374th of 50 in the Senate
94th percentile
Bills & joint resolutions authored32
… passed committee / chamber / both3 / 2 / 1
… became law1
Carried in the other chamber (became law)0 (0)
Points vs. Senate minority average14 ÷ 5.91 = 2.37
Most-authored topicsBusiness, jobs & the economy (10), Health & mental health (9), Children, families & social services (7)

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Closest allies co-authorship, 2025–26

“Written together” = 2025–2026 session bills and joint resolutions on which both are principal author or coauthor (measures with more than 60 sponsors are left out). Sharing bills does not imply a personal or political alliance.

District 2

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Amen Brown (10), Martina White (170), Sean Dougherty (172), Pat Gallagher (173), Ed Neilson (174), Mary Isaacson (175), Joe Hohenstein (177), Jason Dawkins (179), José Giral (180), Malcolm Kenyatta (181), Ben Waxman (182), Elizabeth Fiedler (184), Regina Young (185), Jordan Harris (186), Rick Krajewski (188), Roni Green (190), Joanna McClinton (191), Morgan Cephas (192), Tarik Khan (194), Keith Harris (195), Danilo Burgos (197), Darisha Parker (198), Chris Rabb (200), Andre Carroll (201), Jared Solomon (202), Anthony Bellmon (203)
Senate District 2 and neighboursSenate District 1: Nikil Saval (D)Senate District 2: Tina Tartaglione (D)Senate District 3: Sharif Street (D)Senate District 4: Art Haywood (D)Senate District 5: Joe Picozzi (R)Senate District 6: Frank Farry (R)Senate District 7: Vincent Hughes (D)Senate District 8: Tony Williams (D)Senate District 10: Steve Santarsiero (D)Senate District 12: Maria Collett (D)Senate District 17: Amanda Cappelletti (D)PhiladelphiaMontgomeryDelawareBucks12345678101217
District 2 outlined; neighbours link to their members. Full map › · Census 2024 boundaries, simplified.

Official district map: see the official Senate page.

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