In a crowded field of unknown candidates, one’s spot on the ballot can can or break a candidate. In a smaller field of hopefuls with higher name ID it matters less, but scoring the top spot is a good omen but among campaign operatives. After all, if a race comes down to the wire, it’s better to come out on top.
Editor’s note: If any reader knows of any study into the quantitative outcomes of ballot positions, please send them our way.
President (R)
Newt Gingrich
Mitt Romney
Ron Paul
Rick Santorum
Senate (R)
David Christian
Marc Scarangi
Steve Welch
Tom Smith
Sam Rohrer
Senate (D)
Joe Vodvarka
Bob Casey
Attorney Generay (D)
Kathleen Kane
Patrick Murphy
Auditor General (R)
Frank Pinto
John Maher
Congress, Pa-4 (R)
Sean Summers
Mark Swomley
Chris Reilly
Scott Perry
Eric Martin
Kevin Downs
Ted Waga
Congress, Pa-4 (D)
Harry Perkinson
Kenneth Lee
Congress, Pa-11 (D)
Gene Stilp
Bill Vinsko
Congress, Pa-12 (D)
Mark Critz
Jason Altmire
Congress, Pa-17 (D)
Matt Cartwright
Tim Holden
8 Responses
Good draw for Frank Pinto in a race very few pay attention to. Great chance of knocking off the endorsed candidate.
Welch drew the worst place possible.
We suggest not voting in the GOP Primary for AG or Treasurer.
I wonder if the PA State GOP COMMITTTEE will revise the results after the vote? MI GOP did for Romney
To Alex. Yes the State screwed up; but can I get it corrected? And who do I call? Can anyone give me some info?
Phil Berg has challenged the Petitions of Barack Obama
What about PA-13, Allyson Schwartz v. Nathan Kleinman?
Good to see Christian leading in Rep ticket and casey trailing on dem ticket. Christian winning would be a great success for Pennsylvanian veterans and citizens.
Yes, but it says you are from Greene County. Did State make an error or are your petitions wrong?
I’d like to find out where I am on the ballot for the (R) National Convention as a candidate??