Good morning, politicos. Here’s the buzz. Q-Pac polling has Romney and Smith slipping, while Rep. Kelly took aim at an Obama health mandate he said “would live in infamy” alongside the attacks on Pearl Harbor and 9/11. And ICYMI, we have Bob Casey’s primary undervote in the state.
Rep. Mike Kelly may have landed himself in hot water today, having compared a newly implemented Obama administration mandate to Pearl Harbor and the September 11 terrorist attacks during a press conference. The new mandate requires insurers provide contraceptive coverage to women.
Complementing a campaign fact sheet on the presidential nominees’ competing tax plans, the Obama camp hosted a call today between U.S. Rep. Bob Brady and two middle-class voters who said Romney’s tax plan would roll back tax cuts for them while giving millions in tax breaks for the rich.
Today we present the latest in our informal series in which we map out PA’s primary data: the Democratic race for U.S. Senate. Incumbent Bob Casey lost nearly 20 percent of the vote to a no-name, no-money challenger.
Although his approval has shown a slight improvement over previous polls, Gov. Tom Corbett is still getting a net negative review from voters, with a Quinnipiac poll released today showing that PA voters disapprove of the job he is doing 45 percent to 38 percent.
Green Party Presidential nominee Jill Stein, along with PA native and Vice Presidential nominee Cheri Honkala and state party Chair Carl Romanelli, delivered petitions to Harrisburg on Tuesday to win a spot on the PA ballot.
Sen. Bob Casey continues to boast a commanding lead in his race for re-election, according to Quinnipiac.
President Obama’s Pennsylvania lead has grown since June, according to the latest poll from Quinnipiac. He leads Republican challenger Mitt Romney by 11 points, 53 percent to 42 percent.
Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz. Rothfus goes after Critz for his association with Rep. Allyson Shwartz; both presidential campaigns are releasing smartphone apps; and a pro-Romney PAC is going for the gold, releasing an Olympics-themed ad that shows how he “saved” the 2002 games.
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