The Committee to Elect Janet S. Anderson began airing a new TV ad in Erie Wednesday, emphasizing her qualifications as a job creator and her commitment to bipartisan politics.
Once a Republican presidential nominee himself, former PA Senator Rick Santorum has publicly endorsed Mitt Romney since May. Wednesday, Santorum plans to show his full enthusiasm of Romney-Ryan by headlining an event in Akron, Ohio today at 3 p.m.
Pennsylvania’s most controversial law of the year has been upheld by Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson, who ruled this morning and issued a 70-page opinion.
Good morning, politicos. Here’s the buzz. Smith released a new ad comparing his job creation record to Casey’s, and the AFL-CIO released a study saying seniors are more likely to not have a valid ID to vote in November.
U.S. Reps Tom Marino and Lou Barletta were scrutinized last week after their vote for the 2013 defense bill that would cut nearly $2 billion from one of the area’s largest employers, Tobyhanna Army Depot. After days without response, Marino finally answered questions about the vote.
A new study released yesterday by the AFL-CIO says that nearly a quarter of a million seniors 65 and older in the state registered to vote do not have a PennDOT ID and would be unlikely to have any of the other acceptable forms of ID before Election Day.
Independent challenger for PA-2 Jim Foster was granted a spot on the ballot last week, but only after he was denied access because he wasn’t the first Independent to file. Now he’s calling foul on incumbent Rep. Chaka Fattah, who Foster says created a “stalking horse” to keep him off the ballot.
Tom Smith’s campaign released a new ad today comparing his job-creation record as a businessman to his opponent Sen. Bob Casey – who the Smith campaign says created jobs in China.
The RNC launched a research release today, attacking President Obama for killing coal jobs, saying his plan to bankrupt and block coal “is doing fine.” The release targets 8 states, including Pennsylvania.
Secretary of State Carol Aichele announced yesterday improvements to the state’s VotesPA.com website, designed to disseminate information about the new law and its requirements. In conjunction, the state has begun outreach through a Facebook and Twitter account.
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