Nov. 10, 2021 Download
House Majority Caucus Spokesman Jason Gottesman, Appropriations Committee Communications Director Neal Lesher, and Rep. Jesse Topper discuss election law issues, the overreach of the executive branch and Beford Bisons football.
Nov. 19, 2020 Download
Rep. Jesse Topper (R-Bedford, Fulton, Franklin) joins House Majority Caucus Spokesman Jason Gottesman for a discussion on his legislation designed to help identify and correct any irregularities in the election process.
Sep. 21, 2020 Download
Rep. Jesse Topper was a guest on the Chris Stigall Show. Courtesy of Philadelphia's AM 990 the Answer - 9-21-20
Aug. 25, 2020 Download
Rep. Jesse Topper is a guest on Philadelphia's Morning Answer with Chris Stigall - Aug 24, 2020.
Apr. 21, 2020 Download
Rep. Jesse Topper (R-Bedford, Franklin, Fulton) says that the people must be allowed to voice their opinion.
Feb. 21, 2020 Download
Rep. Jesse Topper (R-Bedford, Franklin, Fulton) offers his perspective on the first week of appropriations committee budget hearings in Harrisburg. Topper stresses the need to keep spending under control.
Feb. 04, 2020 Download
Governor Wolf delivered his annual budget address before a joint session of the PA House and Senate in Harrisburg on Tuesday. The Governor proposes a $36 Billion in spending. The bulk of the new spending would be allocated to the Departments of Corrections and Human Services.
Feb. 05, 2019 Download
Gov. Tom Wolf unveiled his 2019-2020 state budget proposal on Tuesday in Harrisburg. The $34 billion spending plan represents a nearly 1 billion dollar increase in state spending over last year. Rep. Jesse Topper (R-Beford, Franklin & Fulton) said he is generally pleased with the emphasis on workforce development in the budget proposal, and is looking forward to hearing more details about the Governor's spending plan.
Jun. 20, 2018 Download
The Fiscal Year 2018-19 General Appropriation bill (House Bill 2121) is on its way to the state Senate for consideration after the House of Representatives passed it Thursday by a vote of 188-10. The $32.7 billion spending plan increases growth by 1.7 percent, which is below the rate of inflation (2.13 percent), requires no additional taxes or revenues and officially erases a deficit. The budget also includes a record high $12.3 billion investment in education from pre-k through 12th grade, with additional increases in funding for career and technical education as well as higher education. The budget bill is expected to be sent to the governor prior to June 30, after anticipated Senate passage.
Feb. 06, 2018 Download
The Governor unveiled his 2018-19 state budget proposal before a joint session of the Pennsylvania House and Senate in Harrisburg on Tuesday. The Governor’s plan calls for $33 Billion in state spending, approximately $1 Billion more than the Commonwealth spent last year.