Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. The campaigns cooling for the holiday weekend (we hope you enjoy your Easter or Passover, too). But as they prepared for the weekend, some continued to fire a few shots – including in the PA-17 race between Holden and Cartwright
Dave Argall has a legitimate opponent in Brian Rich, an energy company executive challenging the state Senator in the GOP primary. The campaign has taken a turn for the nasty; PoliticsPA takes a look at ads and the charges being made.
The gloves finally came off in the U.S. Senate race. In a debate at the Union League in Philadelphia, several candidates took shots at several others – particularly Steve Welch at Tom Smith. Most of them can be traced to an unlikely source: the Pennsylvania Democratic party.
Tim Holden’s hard-hitting ad, blasting Matt Cartwright for contributing to the campaigns of the ‘Kids for Cash’ judges, has the PA-17 challenger playing defense. In a new commercial released today, Cartwright fights back against the implication of a connection between him and the scandal.
Rasmussen has a new set of numbers in the GOP presidential primary in Pennsylvania. While they show Rick Santorum in the lead, 42 to 38 percent, they echo other findings that indicate Mitt Romney is catching up.
Mitt Romney kept his eyes on the prize – a general election matchup with President Barack Obama – during a campaign stop in the state capital Thursday morning.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Romney and Santorum are criss-crossing this state as the Pa. primary heats up, and a poll released last night shows Romney with an edge for the first time.
Mitt Romney leads Rick Santorum 42 to 37 percent, according to a survey by Public Policy Polling. It’s the first time Santorum has lagged in the state since he won the Iowa caucuses in January and the latest sign that momentum in Pa. favors Romney.
Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney greeted an enthusiastic standing-room-only crowd at his campaign stop in Delaware County on Wednesday.
Rick Santorum returned home this week as the nation’s attention turns to the GOP primary in Pennsylvania. The former Senator is hoping to hold back a charge by Mitt Romney, and that starts with diners and bowling alleys.
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