The presidential contest has narrowed considerably while the U.S. Senate race hasn’t budged according to the latest Franklin and Marshall poll of registered Pa. voters.
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The NRCC launched it’s closing ad in PA-12, knocking Congressman Mark Critz for flip-flopping (again).
Mitt Romney’s television ads will soon be on television in Pennsylvania, his campaign confirmed Tuesday. Updated: the ad hammers Obama on coal.
Hurricane Sandy is forecast to slam Pennsylvania from Monday through Wednesday. We take a look at how the Frankenstorm might impact the election in Pa.
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Democratic Attorney General hopeful Kathleen has a commanding lead over Republican opponent Dave Freed. The Philadelphia Inquirer poll was conducted after Kane began her fall TV ads but before Freed’s did.
In an election year that’s all about the economy, Republican Jim Billman seeks to shift the focus toward gay marriage. In a limited cable television buy, he slams Democratic opponent Mark Rozzi for supporting gay marriage.
Once again, Lycoming College has released a poll of the 83rd state House district, and once again, incumbent Democrat Rick Mirabito has a healthy lead over GOP challenger Harry Rogers.
FreedomWorks Pennsylvania removed references on an attack website to Rep. Mark Critz’s opposition to Social Security privatization.
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