Burns for Congress Instead of Senate?
Tim Burns for Congress? Burns says no. But some folks – including the Governor’s team – have pushed the idea to avoid a state committee showdown over U.S. Senate.
January 26, 2012
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Tim Burns for Congress? Burns says no. But some folks – including the Governor’s team – have pushed the idea to avoid a state committee showdown over U.S. Senate.
Legislators, candidates, consultants and reporters are trying to get a handle on what the Pa. Supreme Court’s ruling – which struck down the redistricted state House and Senate maps – means for the myriad campaigns in the state.
“After entertaining oral argument on January 23, 2012, this court finds that the final 2011 legislative Reapportionment Map is contrary to law. Accordingly, the final 2011 Legislative Reapportionment Plan is REMANDED [sent back to] the 2011 Legislative Reapportionment Commission…”
Today, Sen. Pat Toomey endorsed Keith Rothfus who will face the winner of the Democratic primary between Rep. Altmire and Rep. Critz for the 12th congressional district.
Steve Welch’s critics have hammered him for hosting a fundraiser for Joe Sestak in 2006. But did he? And does it matter? PoliticsPA checks in with the Admiral Congressman.
Dan McCaffery has ended his bid for Pennsylvania Attorney General, his campaign announced Wednesday morning. He cited limited resources and a desire for party unity.
The state of political spin is strong. Elected officials and interest groups from across the state offered their reactions to Barack Obama’s State of the Union address.
Obama enthusiasts and Democratic activists – including Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter – came together to show their support for the President and his vision for the future at a series of State of the Union watch parties.
Good morning politicos, and welcome to the Buzz. Today we offer scenes from the SOTU.
Former State Representative and current Republican Senate candidate Sam Rohrer has begun a crusade against the Pennsylvania GOP State Committee’s endorsement of a candidate to run against incumbent Sen. Bob Casey. Rohrer believes “A closed nomination process is bad for the Republican party.”
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