Shapiro favors minimum wage hike over more progressive items if Democrats sweep Pennsylvania midterms

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) this week suggested he’ll stay away from pushing progressive priorities in Pennsylvania if Democrats hit a trifecta in the battleground state’s upcoming midterm elections.
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