News Round Up: Reform Edition

Just like spring flowers political reform is bursting out all over.

The Pennsylvania State House Democrats have released their Agenda for PA Progress.

The Pennsylvania State House has adopted new rules to reform the legislative process.

PoliticsPA columnist Curtin comes in like a lion and says that the real problem still hasn't been tackled.

In Philadelphia you can help write the reform agenda. Reformballot.org is setting up a wiki that will allow registered users to edit the initial document. Editing will go on through the end of March. In early April you can vote on reform items and then candidates are asked to respond to them. To play you have to sign a reform contract and give up standard personal info (name, address, phone number, email, which they way will be kept private).