John Rafferty: AG Front Runner
State Senator Rafferty has the party support – and the built-in Republican advantage for the office – that make him a favorite in the 2012 race for Pa. Attorney General.
November 30, 2011
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State Senator Rafferty has the party support – and the built-in Republican advantage for the office – that make him a favorite in the 2012 race for Pa. Attorney General.
Chester County Treasurer Ann Duke officially entered the race for Auditor General today. She’s the sole announced GOP candidate so far.
To our elected officials, allow us to summarize the results of Public Policy Polling (PPP)’s recent series of polling in Pennsylvania: voters are just not that into you.
Lambasting him as the “Campaigner in Chief,” RNC Chairman Reince Priebus told reporters that the President’s Scranton visit was indicative of a failure of leadership. Meanwhile, most Republicans agreed with Obama’s payroll tax policy.
Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato, as recently as a few weeks ago thought to be a contender for the office of Pennsylvania Auditor General, has thrown his support behind Pa. Rep. Eugene DePasquale (D-York).
Obama visit Scranton and Republicans pounce; Rafferty for AG; and a Chris Carney redux?
A flurry of online activity makes it look like a Carney comeback may be in the works.
Pa. Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is considering a bid against U.S. Senator Bob Casey, the Delaware County Republican told PoliticsPA Monday night.
Today, Steve Welch’s U.S. Senate campaign announced the endorsement of Lancaster Republican GOP Chairman Ethan Demme, who runs a small business in addition to his political work.
Pa. Rep. Jennifer Mann announced Monday that she will not seek re-election to represent the Allentown-based 132nd district. The primary to replace her promises to be a free-for-all.
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