Montco Commissioner Josh Shapiro today filed a legal challenge to the latest PA House & Senate maps. Along with seven other Montgomery County plaintiffs and a number of other local officials and groups around PA, Shapiro petitioned the PA Supreme Court to toss out the LRC’s final maps.
For a second time, the national liberal website Daily Kos has added PA-06 congressional challenger, Manan Trivedi, to its selective “Orange to Blue” fundraising list. He’s running a rematch against Rep. Jim Gerlach.
The PAGOP and RNC are working to close the ground game gap. They opened field offices this weekend in West Chester, Johnstown and Harrisburg, which will boost both Mitt Romney and local Republican candidates.
Good morning politicos, we hope you stayed cool this weekend. Here’s the buzz. The PAGOP kicks it up a notch, more on Obama’s visit to Pittsburgh – plus Jindal and T-Paw, and don’t miss Friday’s Ups & Downs.
President Obama made a campaign stop in Pittsburgh on a scorching Friday afternoon as a part of his “Betting on America” tour that ended at Carnegie Mellon. Obama highlighted his economic accomplishments during his first term and also laid out plans for a second term.
Almost every Republican official and candidate reacted to today’s jobs numbers – a mere 80,000 added in June and unemployment unchanged at 8.2 percent – with criticism of President Obama. In case you don’t have time to read them all, we’ve blended them into one super-response.
Republican Governors Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Bobby Jindal of Louisiana blasted President Obama for what they called a string of broken promises regarding the U.S. economy during a preemptive rally in Pittsburgh Friday morning.
Good Friday afternoon politicos, here’s hoping that your holiday week was enjoyable and relaxing. It was a less than hectic week in politics, and here are those that stood out above (or below) the rest.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Obama is stopping in Pittsburgh today, where Govs. (and Romney surrogates) Pawlenty and Jindal will also appear. Fewer voters have proper IDs than anticipated by the Corbett administration, and a pro-Romney super PAC buys up $7.2M in Olympic ad time.
Three plaintiffs, represented by Latino Justice, are suing over the use of the 2001 district lines. They allege the lines are a violation of the one person, one vote doctrine, and have requested a special election to remedy the unconstitutional effects of the upcoming elections.
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