5/20 Morning Buzz
We’re one day out from the primary, as the 2013 election is in full swing. Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz.
May 20, 2013
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We’re one day out from the primary, as the 2013 election is in full swing. Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz.
A big announcement shakes up the governor’s race along with contests up and down the ballot. Here are this week’s Ups & Downs.
A challenger for Matt Cartwright, a new poll, and a tough road ahead for former Congressman Todd Platts. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Rep. Bill Shuster held his inaugural press event at the Philadelphia airport, his first since winning the gavel of the House Transportation Committee.
United States Senator Pat Toomey was selected Thursday to be the next chairman of the Senate Steering Committee, according to a press release distributed by his office. He will take the post in early September.
Maher earned 66 percent of the vote and will face Eugene DePasquale, a state representative from York County who ran unopposed in the Democratic primary, in the general election this November.
Speaking to a gathering of the Independence Hall Tea Party at Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute on Monday night, Mitt Romney set the stage for his charge to the White House, blasting President Obama for failed economic policies and driving home a vision of a consumer-driven free economy for America.
Organizing for America Pennsylvania (OFA PA) on Wednesday will mark the opening of the Northern Liberties Field office in Philadelphia. The office is the fourth in the city of Philadelphia and the fourteenth throughout Pennsylvania.
United States Senator Pat Toomey on Monday made a fundraising appeal on behalf of Ted Cruz, a Tea Party-backed candidate for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in Texas.
Rick Santorum’s lead over Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania has slipped to six points, according to the latest poll by the Mercyhurst Center for Applied Politics (MCAP).
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