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Month: February 2012

Critz Locks Down Home Town Labor Support

Rep. Mark Critz has earned the bulk of labor support in his primary versus Jason Altmire, and this week he scored two home town wins.  The Johnstown-Somerset and Westmoreland County Labor Councils – both representing parts of his current district – endorsed his candidacy.

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DePasquale, Maher Take Lumps for Double-Dipping

Eugene DePasquale and John Maher have two things in common. Both are running for the office Pa. Auditor General, and both are running unopposed for re-election to their seats in the State House. One good government group is crying foul.

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Rand Paul Endorses Feinberg

Kentucky Senator and Tea Party icon Rand Paul has thrown his support behind congressional hopeful and former staffer Evan Feinberg. It’s the second Senate endorsement the conservative challenger has received this month.

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2/28 Morning Buzz

Good morning politicos, and welcome to the Buzz. In a huge shocker, the Legislative Reapportionment Commission again postponed its meeting to Friday, instead of today. Now that no one believes its maps will be in place for 2012, they might as well take their time and get them right.

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Scaringi Launches Radio Ad

Marc Scaringi will be the second Senate candidate on the air starting this week. The Cumberland County attorney and former staffer to Rick Santorum will launch a $600-1,000 radio ad buy in central Pa.

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2/27 Morning Buzz

Plenty of news this morning from the heated pa-12 primary, including the legal latest on the Critz petition challenge. Not to mention the action in a bevy of State House races.

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Dems in Battleground Westmoreland Co Endorse Altmire

By a vote of 27 to 15, the Westmoreland County Democratic Committee voted to endorse Rep. Jason Altmire over Rep. Mark Critz. It’s a noteworthy win, as much of the county in the newly drawn 12th is currently in Critz’s district.

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