Not one but two polls – Public Policy Polling and Harper Polling – show that Gov. Tom Corbett’s lawsuit against the NCAA is popular in Pa. But will the move boost his re-election campaign in 2014?
By a wide margin, PoliticsPA readers said it’s unlikely that Congress will enact new gun legislation.
Prison closings and lottery privatization plans, oh my. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
After a PPP poll earlier this week showed Gov. Tom Corbett’s approval rating in negative territory, one conservative critic warns that the GOP is heading for a repeat of 2006.
More Pennsylvanians support Gov. Tom Corbett’s lawsuit against the NCAA and its Penn State sanctions than oppose it, according to a new survey from GOP firm Harper Polling.
Another poll shows wide support for Corbett’s NCAA lawsuit, even as our rundown of newspaper editorials paint an unflattering picture. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Sorry Wawa. A poll of Pa. voters shows that a majority prefer Altoona-based Sheetz over the Philadelphia chain. Here are the final numbers.
Newspapers across Pa. and the country are speaking up about Gov. Tom Corbett’s decision to sue the NCAA. Most are not impressed. Here’s our running list.
Bucks County Commissioner Robert Loughery – sometimes mentioned as a possible congressional candidate in 2016 – revealed a bit of his TV viewing habits at a meeting this week. He suggested an interesting new title for his Democratic colleague.
Ed Rendell has been the Mayor of Philadelphia, the Governor of Pennsylvania and the Chairman of the DNC, but does that qualify him to be America’s Mayor? Advisers to outgoing NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg think so. They tried to recruit Rendell to run.
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