Democratic state Rep. Matt Smith leads Republican businessman Raja 54 percent to 38, according to a poll released by his campaign. The two are facing off to replace recently retired Sen. John Pippy (R-Allegheny).
A proposed bill to penalize online impersonation is aimed at protecting private citizens from online harassment and not intended to impact online satire or parody, a House GOP spokesperson said Wednesday. While we’re at it, what do you think is the best parody account in PA politics?
Both sides are on the air in the race to replace retiring Sen. Jane Earll (R-Erie). The campaign pits economic development executive and Republican Janet Anderson against hospital executive and Democrat Sean Wiley.
As promised, a new form of ID issued by the DOS is now to be available at PennDOT driver’s license centers across the state. The ID, which requires applicants provide fewer documents, may help the state’s case when the law is scrutinized by the state Supreme Court in two weeks.
Kathleen Kane continues to lead the race for Pennsylvania Attorney General according to a poll published today by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Tom Corbett’s job approval remains on shaky ground, according to a survey of likely voters: 52 percent disapprove of his work as Governor while 38 percent approve. More striking, voters strongly disapprove of his handling of the Sandusky case as Attorney General, 61 to 17 percent.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett can’t seem to get any love these days – even from those within his own party. The Guv is decidedly absent from national GOP appearances within the state.
Last Wednesday state Rep. Joseph Brennan (D-Lehigh) was arrested for allegedly choking and punching his wife on the porch of their home before driving away drunk. In light of the charges against him, Brennan announced today that he is not running for reelection.
The latest Franklin & Marshall poll shows Gov. Tom Corbett’s favorability rating holding steady from their last poll conducted in June. But given that his unfavorability continues to climb, it is not a good sign for the Governor.
If it were up to our PoliticsPA readers, opponents of the Voter ID law would’ve won in a landslide. A huge majority of votes cast showed our readers believed nearly 3 to 1 that the injunction would be granted.
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