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

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a map. In a unanimous decision, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Wednesday approved the latest redistricting effort by lawmakers.

Tom Corbett’s window is closing. He’ll face voters in 18 months but has yet to show that he can improve his poor numbers, the latest survey from Franklin and Marshall finds. Plus numbers on Obama, Casey and Toomey.

The Service Employees International Union wants Tom Corbett to expand Medicaid. SEIU’s Pa. chapter this week launched a $114,000 ad buy aimed at convincing him.

A big name drops out of the 2014 Guv race, SEIU goes on TV at Corbett, and the latest in the Pittsburgh mayoral dogfight. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.

Tom Corbett won’t have to watch his right flank next year. Montgomery County Commissioner Bruce Castor Tuesday said he would not challenge the Governor in a GOP primary.

Jack Wagner doesn’t pull punches in his latest television ad. It slams City Councilman Bill Peduto on several fronts, using some attacks identical to those in an ad aired by Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.

Former state Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin was sentenced to 3 years of house arrest on Tuesday.

Pittsburgh Mayoral Candidate Bill Peduto uses a street sweeper in his newest ad to illustrate how he’ll clean up city government.

Meet the political consultants and staffers who will work to win Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz the Democratic nomination and governorship.

The Dems for Governor set their first debate date, Joe Sestak is making the rounds, and the city of Harrisburg makes some inauspicious history. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.