Another court decision, another redistricting victory for Democrats. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Wednesday ordered Speaker Sam Smith to issue writs of election to fill six vacant State House Seats using 2001 lines.
Toomey, Pitts and Murphy get good marks from the anti-tax organization for their votes in 2011, while Casey, Brady and Schwartz bring up the rear.
Attorney General hopeful Patrick Murphy this week picked up the support of a number of Lehigh Valley Democrats and the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police, adding to his significant list of endorsements.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, federal agents early this morning raided the home of U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah’s son and the law office of an attorney who has received millions in contracts from the Philadelphia school district.
National Journal reported this morning that a Super PAC, “The Campaign for Primary Accountability” is targeting 11 incumbent congressman. Among the 11 are Holden and Murphy. According to the paper, the PAC has raised $1.8 million so far.
The race for Congress in the 7th district should be one of the top in the state. Freshman Republican Pat Meehan must defend a record with no shortage of tough votes in a suburban Philadelphia seat in a presidential campaign year. But so far, things are off to a slow start.
Jimmie Moore, an attorney and former Philadelphia judge, his withdrawn his primary challenge to Rep. Bob Brady.
The honeymoon is over. Mitt Romney won both the hotly-contested Michigan and Arizona primaries Tuesday, defeating Rick Santorum.
Good morning politicos, happy Leap Day! The next phase of the presidential campaign begins this morning.
Five Pennsylvania members of Congress are facing primary challenges this April. Who do you think will have the toughest time?
Will tonight's U.S. Senate debate affect your decision?
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