This week saw several interesting, albeit low turnout campaigns. Here’s who did the best and the worst.

They say politics makes strange bedfellows and thats what happened at Wednesday’s PA Senate Education Committee hearing. The Democratic caucus appeared to side with conservative-leaning groups over Common Core education standards.

Campaigns head into the home stretch for May 21, and the action heats up in Harrisburg. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.

Madonna and Young assess Pennsylvania’s changing cultural values and the shift away from traditional views on social issues.

If Sestak wins the 2016 Democratic nomination he will be the first major party candidate to secure a rematch in a Pennsylvania U.S. Senate race in the popular vote era, writes guest commentator Eric Ostermeier of the University of Minnesota.

A huge announcement from Joe Sestak clarifies the 2014 Guv field, another candidate pops up to challenge Mike Fitzpatrick, and the latest from the battle in Pittsburgh. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.

A second Democratic challenger has emerged in the race to take on Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick in 2014. Shaughnessy Naughton, a former scientist and publisher announced her candidacy on today.

Longshot mayoral candidate State Rep. Jake Wheatley touts his military service in a positive web-only ad.

The Democrats running for Governor breathed a collective sigh of relief Tuesday as former Rep. Joe Sestak confirmed that he’s running for Senate instead. But who benefits the most?

Pittsburgh Mayoral Candidate Jack Wagner is out with a new TV starring his daughter. He wants to reach out to younger voters.

Forget the Governor’s race. Former Rep. Joe Sestak said today he’s looking at a 2016 rematch with Sen. Pat Toomey.