Businessman and former Pa. Revenue Secretary Tom Wolf says he’s likely to jump into the Democratic primary for Governor.

By a 30 point margin, Pa. women say Gov. Tom Corbett does not deserve a second term. His job approval numbers aren’t much better.

Patrick Murphy is a veteran and former Congressman, but he won’t be a candidate for Governor in 2014.

Governing Magazine has listed newly elected PA Attorney General Kathleen Kane as a State Official to Watch.

Montgomery Co. Commissioner Bruce Castor may challenge Governor Tom Corbett for the Republican nomination in 2014. And in either case, he’s looking to raise his profile.

In this week’s column, Madonna and Young analyze the impact of Pennsylvania’s Lottery privatization.

Facing one of his biggest challenges yet as Governor, Tom Corbett has elected a pragmatic rather than partisan approach to transportation funding. The Associated Press reports that Corbett will pitch a $2 billion increase on wholesale gasoline taxes.

Facing a make-or-break year for legislative accomplishments, Governor Tom Corbett has embarked on a public relations push. His main tactic: One-on-one interviews.

Pa. Treasurer Rob McCord completed the trio of statewide Democrats who took the oath of office today. In his case, it’s the second time.

After last-minute notice that Corbett administration awarded the Lottery contract to Camelot Global Services, state officials plan to challenge its legality.

The Governor has a big lead over Castor, but just 45 percent of Republicans say they want Corbett to be their nominee in 2014.