PA’s favorite son made good in the Republican State Committee’s presidential straw poll this evening, winning 36 percent of votes cast. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney came in second with 25 percent of the votes, followed by Texas Governor Rick Perry at 18 percent.
Republican infighting over proposed changes to the way Pennsylvania allots its Electoral College votes was one of the main story lines heading into GOP state committee this weekend. But the chairmen of the PA and national parties each backed off criticism of the plan.
Tim Burns, the businessman who ran for Congress against Mark Critz in a 2010 special election and again in the general election, confirmed that he is seriously considering a bid for U.S. Senate.
Marc Scaringi and John Vernon sought to win over conservative activists in Pittsburgh last night at the first panel or forum of the 2012 U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania.
From the halls of Harrisburg, to national news. Here’s the latest media coverage on the proposed Electoral College reform controversy.
PoliticsPA is proud to present the 14th installment of our Chief of Staff Spotlight feature. This week, we talked to Patrick Lyden, CoS to Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (PA-8).
Romney may have won CNN’s GOP Tea Party Debate according to national polls but according to a recent survey, one of the largest PA Tea Parties prefers Perry.
GOP proposals to tinker with PA’s electoral college have made national news. See who’s winning and losing the PR battle.
According to the New Hampshire Union-Leader, Gov. Ridge will endorse Jon Huntsman today at an event in St. Anslem, New Hampshire. Updated with the announcement email from Ridge’s office.
Between the electoral college fireworks, Senate candidates galore, and a possible Tea Party protest, this weekend’s state committee meeting promises to make serious headlines. Here are the major story lines, events and people who will be moving and shaking this weekend.
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