Election Day Is A Test of Voter ID Law
Tuesday’s primary will serve as a dry-run for the most recent voter ID law that was enacted a little more than a month ago.
April 23, 2012
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Tuesday’s primary will serve as a dry-run for the most recent voter ID law that was enacted a little more than a month ago.
With less than 24 hours remaining until Pennsylvania’s ballot booths open, Mitt Romney’s campaign made sure to hit Pennsylvania’s two major metropolises in a last-minute effort to sway voters. He is seeking to avoid a protest vote among Pa. voters.
Charges of fraud and ethics violations fly in the GOP state House race that includes the son of a Harrisburg power-broker, the nephew of a state Senator and three others. Mike Regan blames Rocco Pugliese, the father of one of his opponents, for a mail piece from a newly formed PAC.
As a steady rain fell, presidential hopeful Ron Paul addressed America’s foreign policy issues and protecting personal freedoms, before a boisterous crowd of supporters on Sunday.
Rick Santorum hasn’t endorsed Mitt Romney yet, but one of his top PA backers has. The Romney camp rolled out the support of Rep. Lou Barletta Monday afternoon.
Rep. Tim Murphy and his campaign are confident of a win on Tuesday, but that doesn’t mean they’re giving challenger Evan Feinberg a free pass. In mailers and radio ads, they accuse Feinberg’s stridently conservative views of jeopardizing local interests.
“When did Steve Welch get God’s endorsement?” quipped on GOP operative. After millions of dollars and months of hard campaigning, several high-profile races could come down to the weather.
Any time we ever told you it was a busy day in politics, we were lying. The primary is REALLY heating up – here’s the latest news. We hope you had a more relaxing weekend than the Smith, Kane & Critz camps, as they nervously watch the winter storm move across western Pa.
Matt Cartwright’s latest campaign mailing takes a harsh jab at Rep. Tim Holden, saying he isn’t worried about cancer. The piece that links Holden’s vote against Obamacare to the fact that he has the standard health plan for members of Congress.
TV ads, abortion, white nationalism, and more. Could election week get any crazier? There have been tons of updates from dozens of competitive state House and Senate primaries. Here’s the latest from races around the state.
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