The 2011/2012 legislative session is officially over in Harrisburg. PoliticsPA names its Q3 fundraising winners & losers. Rep. Tarah Toohil responds a video showing her with drug paraphernalia. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Following the withdrawal of a major Democratic outside groups, Republicans are pulling back plans to advertise in the 8th district race between Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (R-Bucks) and Kathy Boockvar.
Today, State Rep. Tarah Toohil acknowledged the photos of her with drug paraphernalia in anonymous YouTube video has been circling among staffers in Harrisburg for a week.
In PA-12, the DCCC has added $210,000 in ad buys in an attempt to aid Rep. Mark Critz over his opponent, attorney Keith Rothfus.
Both state parties took online shots at the opposing Attorney General candidate Wednesday. The PAGOP launched a new website, and the PADems posted an infographic.
The GOP Senate hopeful released a new television spot to fight back against charges that he would be a threat to Medicare or Social Security. He also reiterates the familiar Obamacare-cuts-Medicare line of attack against Sen. Bob Casey.
In stark contrast with a presidential debate that will be remembered more for squabbling than substance, the Tuesday night PA-12 debate was a fast-paced one that covered several topics close to the hearts of PA-12 voters without going over time limits or fighting with the moderators.
Republican Dave Freed and Democrat Kathleen Kane will debate on Monday. The two agreed to take the stage at Widener Law School in Harrisburg.
The latest survey from YouGov, a research firm that conducts polls online, found Democrats in the lead in both top-ticket races in Pa. President Obama lead Mitt Romney 51 percent to 44. Sen. Bob Casey lead Tom Smith 48 percent to 41.
The numbers are in. Here are the PA congressional candidates who rose and fell this quarter.
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