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Edward Gene "Ed" Rendell (born January 5 1944) is a politician, a former Governor of Pennsylvania, and member of the Democratic Party. He was elected Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 2002, and his term of office began January 21, 2003.
Jun 18, 2018 · Former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, 74, announced Monday morning that he has Parkinson’s disease, but that his symptoms have been stabilized with aggressive treatment. “The reason I’m going...
Jul 26, 2016 · Contact Us. Former governor of Pennsylvania, Edward G. Rendell released his autobiography, A Nation of Wusses & continues to support the Democratic Party & serve the Pennsylvania community.
Jan 21, 2003 · Governor Rendell championed a dramatic increase in the number of older Pennsylvanians who received affordable prescription drugs through Pennsylvania's PACE and PACENET programs. He also saved older adults thousands of dollars a year that they would have been forced to pay under the federal Medicare Part D prescription drug plan.
November 1, 2011. Share Page. By Matt Bieber, Features Writer, MPP ’11 / MDiv ‘13. Ed Rendell served as mayor of Philadelphia, (1992-99) chairman of the Democratic National Committee, (1999-2001) and governor of Pennsylvania (2003-2011). This interview took place on October 11 at the Institute of Politics.
Jan 21, 2003 · Gov. Edward G. Rendell. Terms January 21, 2003 - January 18, 2011. Party Democratic. Born January 5, 1944. Birth State New York. School University of Pennsylvania; Villanova Law School. Family Married Marjorie Rendell; one child. Status NGA Chair. Military Service Army.
As Mayor of Philadelphia from 1992-1999, he led what The New York Times called “the most stunning turnaround in recent urban history.” The subject of the book Prayer for the City by Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Buzz Bissinger, Rendell was called “one of America’s best, most interesting mayors.”
