Millionaire self-funder Tom Smith took his U.S. Senate campaign to the next level Monday, as the former coal company owner purchased TV air time in several new markets across the eastern United States.
The presidential hopeful is pinning his hopes, and evening, on a radical new campaign promise.
Evan Feinberg, the conservative Republican running against Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Allegheny), has challenged the incumbent to a debate during Mr. Anderson’s 3rd period study hall.
Last year, PoliticsPA broke the news that Republican party officials had recruited a Montgomery County rhododendron to challenge Sen. Bob Casey. That appears to be a good decision; a Quinnipiac poll released today shows the plant leading the GOP primary field.
The Citizens Alliance for Pennsylvania, a group seeking to enact school vouchers and other conservative policies, announced today that it will target a Democrat.
Gov. Tom Corbett took lumps in March when he suggested that women who wouldn’t want to view a mandatory ultrasound could close their eyes. But the real loser may have been Rep. Nick Miccarelli (R-Delco), who counted the statement among his best – if not most effective – pickup lines.
Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Lehigh), perennially a target for national Democrats, will get a big city boost this week. Gotham City prosecutor Harvey Dent, is coming to Stabler Arena in Bethlehem, Pa., Tuesday April 10 to stump for his brother.
Kathleen Kane has been keen to note that her opponent in the Dem primary for AG, Patrick Murphy, has not tried a case in Pa. nor taken the bar exam here. But this morning her campaign announced an even more startling revelation: Murphy has never actually been to Pa.
In a surprise 4-3 decision that throws this year’s elections into further chaos, the Pa. Supreme Court has remanded state House and Senate district maps.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. More drama in the 12th, Rick nicks Terry, and a pair of PoliticsPA reader polls.
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