Harrisburg City Councilman and Lieutenant Governor candidate Brad Koplinski unveiled 22 new endorsements today from local government officials and party chairpeople.
The 22 endorsements come from across 17 counties.
“I continue to be overwhelmed by the support my campaign has received from all over our Commonwealth,” Koplinski said. “It is clear that this is a statewide campaign. I thank the leaders that endorsed me today, as well as those in the past.”
Koplinski has been a Harrisburg City Councilman since 2008.
The latest list of endorsements is below.
Allegheny County
Ron Panza – Democratic State Committeeman and Councilman, Borough of Greentree
Berks County
Robin Philippides – Democratic State Committeewoman
Butler County
Georgiann Kerr – County Democratic Chairwoman
Zack Byrnes – County Democratic Vice Chairman
Cameron County
Michael Fragale – Democratic State Committeeman
Clinton County
Joe Walsh – County Democratic Vice Chairman
Dauphin County
Shamaine Daniels – Councilwoman, City of Harrisburg
Lancaster County
Kendra Saunders – Democratic State Committeewoman
Sue Stoltzfus – Democratic State Committeewoman
Lebanon County
Lois Herr – Councilwoman, Mount Gretna Borough
Lehigh County
Rick Daugherty – County Democratic Chairman
Lycoming County
Scott Aderhold – Democratic State Committeeman
Mercer County
Chaz Rice – County Democratic Chairman
Monroe County
Sue Lyons – Democratic State Committewoman
Anne Tirrachia – County Democratic Chairwoman
Montgomery County
Deborah Crowe – Democratic State Committeewoman
Dot Miller – Democratic State Committeewoman
Northumberland County
Chris Grayson – County Controller
Snyder County
Thomas Spangler – County Democratic Chairman
Venango County
David Hull – County Democratic Chairman
Warren County
Karen Davis – Former City Councilwoman, City of Warren
Bernard Hessley – Democratic State Committeeman
The field for the Lt. Gov. nomination is broad and got another challenger today. As of today, Koplinski will battle former Congressman Mark Critz, State Senator Mike Stack, Bradford County Commissioner Mark Smith and State Rep. Brandon Neuman.
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Please add me to the list of endorsement. Thank You,
Chris Musti,
Democrat State Committeeman – Representing Lackawanna county
NEPA Regional Caucus Secretary Democrat State Party
As a Democratic State Committeewoman, a State Executive Board member, and an American of Eastern European descent, I am appalled to see ethnic insults against an excellent candidate like Brad Koplinski, and respected public official Ed Pawlowski, posted on a reputable site like PoliticsPA. This is 2014, not 1914. Can we please leave the tired old racial and ethnic slurs behind?
Brad Koplinski has done his homework and has worked the hardest by criss-crossing the state to meet with local people. He deserves to be elected. His work ethic and intelligence are second to none.
It’s terrible that people are against folks just because of their Polish background. There are many, many reasons not to support Brad Koplinski, but his being Polish is not one of them.
Seven people are coming out at State Committee saying they never endorsed him and actually are supporting other people…I know four of them support Brenda Alton, two of them Mark Smith
I’ve heard that Brad will name people who haven’t actually endorsed him… Maybe the other candidates running should verify he’s not listing false endorsements? Seems like a shady political maneuver, but whatever works I guess
Yes somehow your name ending in “-ski” disqualifies you from public office. smh
Do people hear themselves when they talk?
With Democrats(?) like these people posting, I think Corbett will win re-election. Racism and name calling against members of your own party only makes Corbett stronger. I ask why anybody would want to run for any office when you have to deal with garbage talk like this? You cannot read the days articles without getting a sick feeling in your stomach. Sad state of affairs.
He has no money thats why they call him Bankrupt Brad. Just like like the City of Harrisburg.
Now that Pawlowski dropped out, it seems like Koplinski will have to carry the Polka banner by himself. Eat up the kielbasi cause this liberal Polock is going to get smoked at state comittee and in May.
So how much money does he have?