For months as the GOP Senate candidates held forums, debates and made TV appearances across Pennsylvania. The PA Dems tracked almost every one, and today unveiled a compilation of clips of nominee Tom Smith’s Tea Party past.
Voters in 9 major swing states will today begin seeing the ad above, as the pro-Romney Super PAC Restore Our Future launches a $4.3 million ad buy. Noticeably absent from the list? Pennsylvania.
Barack Obama’s lead in Pennsylvania has grown over the past month, a poll released today by Quinnipiac indicates. The results reflect a 5 point swing in the President’s favor since Q-Pac’s poll in early April which showed him within the margin of error, 45 percent to 42 for Romney.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Mitt Romney is coming back to town, the proposed legislative maps draw fire, and more on Corbett and the ultrasound.
Democrat Larry Maggi put Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Allegheny) on notice today, attacking him for ethics violations including taxpayer funding of campaign fliers. But the Murphy campaign responded, saying Maggi consistently takes pay raises and has made questionable campaign expenditures.
Newt Gingrich is out of the race, and GOP eyes are set on the fall. A big step toward Republican unity will reportedly happen Friday, when former contender Rick Santorum and presumptive nominee Mitt Romney meet in Pittsburgh. Update: He’s having a public event, too, at a nearby company.
The panel charged with redrawing Pennsylvania’s state House and Senate maps heard an earful on Wednesday, as lawmakers and citizens alternatively nit-picked individual districts and blasted the entire map proposal.
Republicans nominated former coal company owner Tom Smith on Tuesday, but the self-funder’s name on the ballot didn’t inch PA up on the National Journal’s competitiveness scale compared to other races in the country.
Governor Tom Corbett recently spoke about his now-infamous remarks regarding the proposed ultrasound mandate. President Barack Obama’s campaign and the PA Democrats jumped all over it.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. The write-ins are still being tallied, but check out which incumbents made both sides of the ballot and who fell short.
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