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Pa. lawmakers’ salaries to rise by nearly $5,000, the largest increase in quarter of a century

By Soapbox Group
December 3, 2021
  • Pennsylvania
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By: Jan Murphy

Pennsylvania lawmakers will see a record bump in their paychecks starting Wednesday.

That’s when the automatic pay raise kicks in. It will boost the monthly pay of the state’s rank-and-file lawmakers to around $7,950. That pushes their yearly salary to $95,432, up from the $90,335 that it has been for this year and last.

Lawmakers who hold elected caucus leadership posts will earn more. Their salaries will range from $108,819 for the House and Senate minority and majority caucus administrators up through $148,976 for House Speaker Bryan Cutler, R-Lancaster County, and Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman, R-Centre County.

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