Philly Open Thread; Mayor Nutter Wins 2nd Term
There were very little surprises in Philadelphia tonight as Mayor Nutter cruised to re-election.
November 8, 2011
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There were very little surprises in Philadelphia tonight as Mayor Nutter cruised to re-election.
Check all day for updates on the Montgomery County Commissioners race (and other news from that corner of SEPA). We’ll touching base with those campaigns all day and bring you results after the polls close.
The Montgomery County Commissioners race is a hot one that will likely come down to the wire. Political observers across the state agree: no race portends more about 2012 environment than this.
Happy Election Day, politicos, and welcome to the Buzz. What looked like a possible sleeper in 2011 has heated up into a slate of genuinely interesting races.
Check back all day for updates on the race for Allegheny County Executive (and other Allegheny Co. races). We’ll touching base with those campaigns all day and bring you results after the polls close.
On Friday, Mitt Romney’s campaign released a list of Pa. officials and GOP power brokers who have endorsed the former Massachusetts Governor.
Down to the wire in 2011 races; Rohrer joins the U.S. Senate race; a redistricting update; and Toomey stays out of it.
A poll by CivicScience of 1,307 Allegheny County voters suggests that 48 percent would vote for Fitzgerald and 30 percent would vote for Republican Raja.
A source close to Republican Commissioner candidates Bruce Castor and Jenny Brown says the campaign made a surprise purchase of about $300,000 in air time for the duration of the campaign.
John Vernon knows he has a steep climb to the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate, but he suffers from no lack of energy. His campaign this week launched his first phase of his Jobs and Economic Plan, his “100 Businesses in 100 Days” tour.
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