Harrisburg City Councilman Brad Koplinski will become the first Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor today. He’ll officially kick off his bid in the Capitol at noon.
A lot of polls spelled out a lot of trends this week, and made some Ups and Downs rather easy.
The campaign finance reports are in for Pittsburgh candidates, and Mayor Luke Ravenstahl is sitting pretty. The incumbent has about $910K on hand.
Fundraising numbers are in for several candidates, Dems take their first look at the 2014 congressional map, and more. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
John Hanger, the former PA. Department of Environmental Protection Secretary, announced that his campaign has raised $200,000 since he announced his bid in November.
The 2014 cycle is just a few weeks old, but a significant Democratic super PAC has already named Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick to its list of targets – and freshman Keith Rothfus isn’t.
Rep. Bill Shuster held his inaugural press event at the Philadelphia airport, his first since winning the gavel of the House Transportation Committee.
Democrats, gun control and same sex marriage do will in the latest Pa. poll. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Tom Corbett unveiled his plan Wednesday to privatize the state’s liquor stores, one of the most ambitious attempts by a Pa. Governor in decades.
In a recent poll conducted by Quinnipiac University, registered Pennsylvania voters were divided when asked if they support same-sex marriage.
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