As Dr Braund takes over as acting physician general of Pennsylvania, Garret signs on to a letter asking for urgent action on fracking as there is increasing evidence of its effects on childhood cancer.
President Trump catching COVID-19 reminds us that the public health and economic crisis is not over and we still need action from officials at all levels of government.
Garret and the campaign announce a write-in campaign after Democrats denied Greens ballot access relief during a pandemic.
Garret responds to a candidate questionnaire from the League of Women Voters' Vote411 guide.
Garret responds to a candidate questionnaire from the Education Voters of PA Action.
Garret responds to a candidate questionnaire from the Nurses of PA.
Garret calls on Governor Wolf and the state general assembly to quickly act to prevent a flood of evictions and foreclosures due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Garret calls on all school districts in the 45th district to plan for a remote learning start to the school year due to COVID-19, but many districts are still planning to re-open with face-to-face classes.
Garret calls out Governor Wolf and party leaders for trying to sneak petrochemical bailouts into HB732 when they should be focused on COVID-19 economic relief and a Green New Deal.
Garret and his campaign announce the launch of a new effort to get on the ballot and support the Green Party of Pennsylvania lawsuit ensuring all Green candidates will be on the ballot this November.
Garret reacts to an Grand Jury report about the fracking industry as PA DEP seeks comments to regulate volatile compounds and methane from oil and gas wells.
Garret calls out state legislators for voting to end the COVID-19 emergency status, which not only will leave us unprepared for a second wave, but will cut off needed aid and funding.
Garret shares some thoughts on why scientists must be part of the movement to end racism, since how science might end up fueling racist policy and policing.
Garret supports a ban on using tear gas, so-called 'rubber bullets', and other 'less lethal' weaponry for crowd control. Tear gas is a banned chemical weapon of war and has no place in our streets.
Garret expresses support for a number of police reform bills in the state house proposed by the Legislative Black Caucus, including HB 1382, HB 1664, HB 1666, and HB 1812.
Garret speaks about Black Lives Matter, George Floyd's murder, and the need to demilitarize, democratize, and ultimately defund police.
Garret responds to Governor Wolf's announcement that Allegheny County is moving to the 'green' phase by calling for universal COVID-19 testing and economic assistance.
Garret opposes gerrymandering and supports HB 22/23, among other actions, as steps toward free and fair elections.
Garret supports the recent Green Party of Pennsylvania lawsuit demanding typical ballot access requirements are waived this year due to Coronavirus emergency orders.
Garret writes to the Allegheny County Board of Elections in favor of Coronavirus precautions at polling places for the primary on June 2nd.
Garret comments on need for greater COVID-19 preparation as officials move Allegheny toward a 'yellow' phase.
Garret calls for greater Coronavirus assistance payments, while sharing info about the current Stimulus Payment and community relief funds.
Garret speaks against the sneaky attempt to use SB 613 to get around professional medical advice for investor profits.
Continued reports of poor conditions in the jail lead Garret to call for immediate action by local and state officials to empty the jail and save lives from COVID-19.
Garret joins the Green Party of Pennsylvania in calling on Governor Wolf and state legislative leaders to waive the typical ballot access requirements for Green candidates this year in light of COVID-19.
As people in the district begin testing positive for COVID-19, Garret shares some thoughts on what's needed short-term to save lives during this global pandemic and long-term to get everyone back on their feet.
Garret discusses school closures due to Coronavirus, school lunch still being available, and calls for additional actions such as moratorium on evictions and utility shut-offs.
Garret calls for a single payer healthcare system, paid sick leave, and more, to properly manage response to coronavirus.
Garret supports a Green New Deal to help replace the old Shenango Coke Works on Neville Island with sustainable jobs that protect air quality.
Garret supports community demands for the University of Pittsburgh to divest from fossil fuels.
Garret opposes the bipartisan vote on HB 1100 to give subsidies to petrochemical industry.
Garret participates in the Racial Justice Summit and the latest No War on Iran rally, and reflects on how they are related.
Garret speaks at the Women's March in Pittsburgh about Petra Kelly's legacy and what the Green movement stands for.
Garret opposes legislation like SB 790 and HB 1635 that would enable the dumping of radioactive toxic wastewater from oil and gas drilling onto our roads and into our environment.
Garret demands elected officials take immediate action to prevent war with Iran and withdraw the Pennsylvania National Guard.
Garret Wassermann announces his intent to run in 2020 for state representative of the 45th district.
Garret Wassermann announces he is considering a new potential run in 2020 for state representative of the 45th district.
President Trump catching COVID-19 reminds us that the public health and economic crisis is not over and we still need action from officials at all levels of government.
Garret and the campaign announce a write-in campaign after Democrats denied Greens ballot access relief during a pandemic.
Garret responds to a candidate questionnaire from the League of Women Voters' Vote411 guide.
Garret responds to a candidate questionnaire from the Education Voters of PA Action.
Garret responds to a candidate questionnaire from the Nurses of PA.
Garret calls on Governor Wolf and the state general assembly to quickly act to prevent a flood of evictions and foreclosures due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Garret calls on all school districts in the 45th district to plan for a remote learning start to the school year due to COVID-19, but many districts are still planning to re-open with face-to-face classes.
Garret calls out Governor Wolf and party leaders for trying to sneak petrochemical bailouts into HB732 when they should be focused on COVID-19 economic relief and a Green New Deal.
Garret and his campaign announce the launch of a new effort to get on the ballot and support the Green Party of Pennsylvania lawsuit ensuring all Green candidates will be on the ballot this November.
Garret reacts to an Grand Jury report about the fracking industry as PA DEP seeks comments to regulate volatile compounds and methane from oil and gas wells.
Garret calls out state legislators for voting to end the COVID-19 emergency status, which not only will leave us unprepared for a second wave, but will cut off needed aid and funding.
Garret shares some thoughts on why scientists must be part of the movement to end racism, since how science might end up fueling racist policy and policing.
Garret supports a ban on using tear gas, so-called 'rubber bullets', and other 'less lethal' weaponry for crowd control. Tear gas is a banned chemical weapon of war and has no place in our streets.
Garret expresses support for a number of police reform bills in the state house proposed by the Legislative Black Caucus, including HB 1382, HB 1664, HB 1666, and HB 1812.
Garret speaks about Black Lives Matter, George Floyd's murder, and the need to demilitarize, democratize, and ultimately defund police.
Garret responds to Governor Wolf's announcement that Allegheny County is moving to the 'green' phase by calling for universal COVID-19 testing and economic assistance.
Garret opposes gerrymandering and supports HB 22/23, among other actions, as steps toward free and fair elections.
Garret supports the recent Green Party of Pennsylvania lawsuit demanding typical ballot access requirements are waived this year due to Coronavirus emergency orders.
Garret writes to the Allegheny County Board of Elections in favor of Coronavirus precautions at polling places for the primary on June 2nd.
Garret comments on need for greater COVID-19 preparation as officials move Allegheny toward a 'yellow' phase.
Garret calls for greater Coronavirus assistance payments, while sharing info about the current Stimulus Payment and community relief funds.
Garret speaks against the sneaky attempt to use SB 613 to get around professional medical advice for investor profits.
Continued reports of poor conditions in the jail lead Garret to call for immediate action by local and state officials to empty the jail and save lives from COVID-19.
Garret joins the Green Party of Pennsylvania in calling on Governor Wolf and state legislative leaders to waive the typical ballot access requirements for Green candidates this year in light of COVID-19.
As people in the district begin testing positive for COVID-19, Garret shares some thoughts on what's needed short-term to save lives during this global pandemic and long-term to get everyone back on their feet.
Garret discusses school closures due to Coronavirus, school lunch still being available, and calls for additional actions such as moratorium on evictions and utility shut-offs.
Garret calls for a single payer healthcare system, paid sick leave, and more, to properly manage response to coronavirus.
Garret supports a Green New Deal to help replace the old Shenango Coke Works on Neville Island with sustainable jobs that protect air quality.
Garret supports community demands for the University of Pittsburgh to divest from fossil fuels.
Garret opposes the bipartisan vote on HB 1100 to give subsidies to petrochemical industry.
Garret participates in the Racial Justice Summit and the latest No War on Iran rally, and reflects on how they are related.
Garret speaks at the Women's March in Pittsburgh about Petra Kelly's legacy and what the Green movement stands for.
Garret opposes legislation like SB 790 and HB 1635 that would enable the dumping of radioactive toxic wastewater from oil and gas drilling onto our roads and into our environment.
Garret demands elected officials take immediate action to prevent war with Iran and withdraw the Pennsylvania National Guard.
Garret Wassermann announces his intent to run in 2020 for state representative of the 45th district.
Garret Wassermann announces he is considering a new potential run in 2020 for state representative of the 45th district.