The 196th Legislative District encompasses part of YORK County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Dover, Jackson, North Codorus, Paradise and West Manchester and the BOROUGHS of Dover, New Salem and Spring Grove. View interactive map
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I offer veterans’ outreach assistance with Paul DeVincenzo, an American Legion service officer, each month, traditionally on the first Thursday of the month at my district office. The officer can help with compensation, pension, death benefits, education and health care, as well as any issues pertaining to veterans benefits or the U.S. Veterans Administration. Learn More
What PA-Specific Voter Data Says About Voter ID May. 19, 2022 / Press Release Since 2015, first-time voters showing up at a polling place have been required to show identification to vote.
Grove Submits Testimony on Proposal to Subvert the General Assembly May. 12, 2022 / HARRISBURG – As the Independent Regulatory Review Commission prepares to rule on the Human Relations Commission’s (PHRC) proposal to define sex, race and religious creed under the Pennsylvania Human Relation Act (PHRA) and the Pennsylvania Fair Education Opportunities Act, Rep. Seth Grove (R-York) noted in his written testimony that the proposal circumvents the Legislature.
Grove Issues Statement on Case of Unrequested Mail Ballots Delivered to Philadelphia P.O. Box May. 10, 2022 / HARRISBURG – Following a recent investigative report in the Philadelphia Inquirer that found dozens of mail-in ballots had been sent to a single P.O. box in a Philadelphia post office, in most cases without the voter’s knowledge, Rep. Seth Grove (R-York), chairman of the House State Government Committee, issued the following statement:
Grove Responds to Election Misinformation by Acting Secretary May. 06, 2022 / HARRISBURG – Following Acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman’s false claim of Lehigh County detectives at drop-box locations to make sure a voter casts only one ballot would intimidate voters, Rep. Seth Grove (R-York), chairman of the House State Government Committee, issued the following statement: