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We voted again to prevent Governor Shapiro from imposing the RGGI electricity tax. We should be working to unleash our energy economy, not threatening higher utility costs for consumers, fewer jobs for Pennsylvanians, and a less reliable grid at risk of rolling blackouts.

🇺🇸Today, we pay tribute to the incredible bravery, resilience and dedication of our nation’s great veterans. I appreciate all the incredible contributions our veterans have made to protect our freedoms!

Bullying can have a catastrophic impact on young people, leading to devastating consequences. November 10-14 is designated as Anti-Bullying Week to raise awareness and promote strategies to create a safer environment for kids.

Individuals interested in careers in health care can learn more during a virtual career fair on November 13 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. hosted by the Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania. More info: haponline.org/Portals/1/docs…

College students interested in careers in public policy can apply by Jan. 23, 2026, for state government summer internships through the James A. Finnegan Fellowship Foundation. Internships are awarded through an essay contest. Find details here: bit.ly/4oiimeJ

As Chair of the Pennsylvania Athletic Oversight Committee, I recently convened our annual meeting to review the state of school athletics, issues of competitive balance, and ways to help student-athletes compete safely on a level playing field.

World Diabetes Day brings together healthcare professionals, advocates, policymakers and the public to spread global awareness of the challenges faced by individuals living with this condition.

We lit up the Capitol in blue recently in recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month in November.

During Child Safety and Protection Month, we raise awareness of the dangers facing kids every day. This includes online threats like AI-generated sexual abuse materials that we’re trying to address through Senate Bill 1050. Read more: senatorscottmartinpa.com/2025/10/28/sen…

📫My November 14, 2025, e-newsletter is now available senatorscottmartinpa.com/enews/111425-2/ 📩Not signed up? Click here: senatorscottmartinpa.com/enewsletters/ In this week’s edition🔽

Legislation to improve transparency around weapon incidents in PA schools is set to become law. It ensures parents and school staff are promptly informed when weapons are found on school grounds. Read more: bit.ly/47QKqzN

American Education Week honors the teachers and school personnel who help our kids thrive and grow!

📸Students from Salisbury Elementary recently visited the State Capitol to learn more about our state’s history, heritage and government. I hope they enjoyed their visit!

One way we can show appreciation for veterans is through the Veterans Trust Fund, which supports organizations assisting PA veterans and their families needing housing, financial help, food, training, recovery and more. Find out how you can donate here: bit.ly/3Ltsp1R

The RGGI electricity tax would have increased rates for families and businesses by $1.2B, eliminated energy and manufacturing jobs, forced Pennsylvania power plants to close & created serious threats to grid reliability. We passed a law to prevent this tax once and for all.

🍂Wet leaves, fog and frost are some of fall’s driving hazards. Wet leaves can make the roadway as slippery as ice and obscure traffic lines. More from @PennDOTnews bit.ly/4nI8UQC

🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 The Senate unanimously passed a bill today I authored with Senator Tracy Pennycuick and Senator Lisa Baker to better protect kids against the threat of AI-generated child sexual abuse material. senatorscottmartinpa.com/2025/11/19/sen…

Throughout November, certified PA State Police technicians will help ensure your child’s seat is safe, secure and properly installed. Find the nearest free car seat check here: bit.ly/3WGsfGX

My team recently dropped off donated items to support Twin Valley Food Pantry and its mission to provide nutritious food and care items for local individuals and families facing challenging economic circumstances.

Scammers impersonate utility companies and threaten service termination to pressure you into quick payments. The best response is to confirm any claims with your provider directly and report them. Find out more: bit.ly/49Sbmk4