Court Loosens Another Pa. Ballot Petition Rule
The Pa. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a signature to get a candidate on the ballot still counts, even if the person signing neglects to write the year.
October 11, 2012
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The Pa. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a signature to get a candidate on the ballot still counts, even if the person signing neglects to write the year.
Sen. Bob Casey leads Republican Tom Smith by 4 points according to the latest numbers from Rasmussen. That’s 3 points better than Smith did in the firm’s Sept. 19 poll, when he trailed Casey 49 percent to 42.
Sen. Bob Casey’s newest ad presents the touching story of a mom who lost her son in Iraq; not during combat, but as a result of faulty electrical wiring at his base. When he heard about it, Casey took the lead on the issue and helped enact tougher standards for U.S. military contractors.
Senate hopeful Tom Smith has released an internal poll showing him just 2 points behind Sen. Bob Casey.
It was brief, but all eyes were on Congressman Mark Critz and Republican hopeful Keith Rothfus in their first debate at Penn State-Beaver.
The Pa. AFL-CIO is hoping to bring into the fold its members who may be inclined to vote for a Republican for Congress next month. Mailers went out to about 10,000 union members in PA-6, PA-8 and PA-12.
Democratic challenger Manan Trivedi raised $433,000 in the third quarter, he told the Philadelphia Inquirer.
After a long legal battle, Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson succeeded in his attempt to get on the ballot this November. The Pa Commonwealth Court ruled that he had the necessary signatures to be eligible, though the matter has for some time been in dispute.
President Obama has weathered Mitt Romney’s bounce, according to the latest poll from the Philadelphia Inquirer. He leads Romney by 8 points, just slightly narrower than 11 point lead he had in a poll commissioned by the newspaper in mid-September.
We’ve got our hands on an exclusive internal poll of the presidential and Senate races in Pa. The DCCC cuts back in PA-8, but Boockvar raised $500K+ and is on TV again. And there’s lots of action in the state House & Senate races. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
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