The Pennsylvania Departments of State and Transportation announced today that voter IDs will conveniently be available in one visit to PennDOT, a measure that could’ve spared proponents of the law some of the challenges they are facing today in court.
Republican Janet Anderson’s campaign blasted the PSEA over a mailer to its members accusing Anderson of supporting cuts to public education. She will, “support Tom Corbett’s attacks on our pensions,” and “support Tom Corbett’s education cuts,” it alleges.
After saying on Friday that it would edit a controversial ad, a Republican group has finally withdrawn a spot criticizing Attorney General hopeful Kathleen Kane. The organization removed two references to cases prosecuted during Kane’s tenure after Kane’s campaign successfully pushed back against the claim.
Every Democrat’s favorite surrogate is coming back to Pennsylvania. Former President Bill Clinton will keynote a rally for Attorney General hopeful Kathleen Kane on October 1st.
The Republican group whose ad against Attorney General candidate Kathleen Kane was refuted by her campaign says it has released a new commercial. The updated version omits a reference to a rape victim whose father rebuked the original ad.
A whopping 44 percent of likely voters are undecided in the U.S. Senate race according to the latest survey from Mercyhurst University. Democratic Sen. Bob Casey leads Republican Tom Smith 31 percent to 21. Also: Voter ID enjoys majority support.
We don’t use the phrase “must see TV” lightly. Tomorrow, Pa. House Majority Leader Mike Turzai and Pa. Senator Daylin Leach will square off over the new voter ID law on live television.
Updated: the group says it will replace the ad. The father of a rape victim referenced in an attack ad against Democratic Attorney General hopeful Kathleen Kane called the ad a lie and called on Republicans to withdraw it. Read the letter here.
Democratic leaders in Allegheny and Montgomery counties aren’t waiting for the Voter ID issue to be settled in the courts. They’re using their power to issue photo IDs from county agencies.
A national group aimed at electing Republican state officials will unleash an attack ad against Kathleen Kane starting Thursday, two media-buying sources tell PoliticsPA.
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