Americans for Prosperity has released a new ad, using testimonials from people who voted for Obama in 2008 who will not be voting for him again. The ad is the second phase of AFP’s major nationwide ad buy, and will be airing in Pennsylvania.
Thanks to technology, we never get a break from the barrage of political ads leading up the an election. We’ve already seen quite a few this cycle – from the presidential race all the way down to state Senate. Keeping them in mind, which ones influence you the most?
Team Obama fired the next attack in the “War on Medicare” Wednesday with the release of a negative ad criticizing the Romney-Ryan Medicare plan.
The latest Franklin & Marshall poll shows Gov. Tom Corbett’s favorability rating holding steady from their last poll conducted in June. But given that his unfavorability continues to climb, it is not a good sign for the Governor.
The latest poll conducted by Franklin & Marshall College shows a slight drop in the numbers for both the President and Senator Casey, but still has them leading their opponents.
The doctor is in. PA-6 congressional hopeful Dr. Manan Trivedi started a campaign initiative Tuesday called “House Meetings with Dr. Manan Trivedi,” during which he will lead town-hall style discussions about important issues in the homes of 6th District voters.
Good morning, politicos. Here’s the buzz. We have all the coverage you could ever want of Voter ID: the ruling, the reaction and the results of our own reader poll. We’ve also got two ads that came out yesterday for Senate and state Senate.
Seeking to close a sizeable polling gap with incumbent Sen. Bob Casey, challenger Tom Smith’s campaign announced a significant ad buy in Philadelphia this morning.
If it were up to our PoliticsPA readers, opponents of the Voter ID law would’ve won in a landslide. A huge majority of votes cast showed our readers believed nearly 3 to 1 that the injunction would be granted.
Voter ID may be the most controversial issue in PA politics this cycle, and Judge Simpson’s ruling today triggered responses from leaders across the state. Read their responses here.
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