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These Pennsylvania politicians have received the most money from pharmaceutical companies accused of exacerbating the opioid crisis

In 2016, Beaver County lost 102 people to overdoses and Allegheny County had a record 650 overdose deaths

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4. State Sen. Joe Scarnati III (R-Brockway) — $19,100

These Pennsylvania politicians have received the most money from pharmaceutical companies accused of exacerbating the opioid crisis
Scarnati may reside on the edges of Western Pennsylvania in Jefferson County, but the large donations made to him were notable. Scarnati received the most cash of any Pennsylvania state representative, and he is the state senate’s highest ranking Republican member.



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