Gov. Tom Wolf announces a move aimed at making voting easier to Pennsylvanians, Democrats in Chester County are at odds over a specific local issue, and a Philly City Council third party candidate receives an endorsement from a 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
The Pennsylvania Democratic Party announced that Speaker Nancy Pelosi will headline their inaugural Independence Dinner. Here is the Playbook.
Sen. Bernie Sanders and six other Democratic presidential candidates have committed to attending the event next week in Philadelphia.
The Speaker of the House, along with Sen. Bob Casey and Gov. Tom Wolf will speak at the inaugural event in Philadelphia.
Former PA Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell wrote an opinion piece for the Washington Post saying that he “likes Elizabeth Warren,” but accused the 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful of being a “hypocrite” over campaign fundraising.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto pushes for background checks and red flag laws in a visit to DC, while Vice President Mike Pence pays tribute at the Flight 93 Memorial in Somerset County. Here is the Playbook.
Pence and other speakers hailed those on Flight 93 as heroes.
The Mayor of Pittsburgh met with a bipartisan group of mayors and Sen. Pat Toomey in an effort to gain support for gun control legislation.
The PAGOP announces that HUD Secretary Ben Carson will headline their fall dinner. Here is the Playbook.
The Pennsylvania GOP said in a statement that Carson is an inspiration and tremendous example of the ideals upon which the Republican Party was founded.
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