Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Rick Santorum is coming back to PA, and so is Mitt Romney. Both men have events here today, tomorrow, and onward. Romney has a bit of steam – he went 3 for 3 yesterday in primaries in Maryland, Wisconsin and DC.
Gov. Tom Corbett officially threw his support behind Scott Perry, the state Rep. running to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Todd Platts. The announcement comes a day after Sen. Pat Toomey’s leadership PAC began airing a TV ad for Perry’s main opponent.
Pennsylvanians For Effective Government (PEG) and the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Tuesday announced their support of Republican Attorney General candidate David Freed.
Pat Toomey is putting a significant chunk of change on television this week for congressional hopeful Chris Reilly, running to replace retiring Rep. Todd Platts. Meanwhile, Gov. Tom Corbett is attending a fundraiser for Scott Perry.
Organizing for America Pennsylvania (OFA PA) on Wednesday will mark the opening of the Northern Liberties Field office in Philadelphia. The office is the fourth in the city of Philadelphia and the fourteenth throughout Pennsylvania.
Around the state, a handful of primaries are beginning to really heat up. TV ads, upset alerts, legal troubles and more. Without public polling it’s difficult to say which are the closest in margin – but these are the ten races that have PoliticsPA’s attention.
United States Senator Pat Toomey on Monday made a fundraising appeal on behalf of Ted Cruz, a Tea Party-backed candidate for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in Texas.
Rick Santorum’s lead over Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania has slipped to six points, according to the latest poll by the Mercyhurst Center for Applied Politics (MCAP).
The former Massachusetts Governor will make a special appearance at the Iron Shop, a manufacturer of spiral staircases, Wednesday evening, the Delco GOP confirmed. A source indicates that there is no cost to attend.
The Campaign for Primary Accountability has produced its ad against Rep. Tim Murphy. The Super PAC, which targets incumbents from both parties, blasts the Allegheny County Congressman for supporting earmarks, spending, and more. Updated with Murphy campaign response.
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