3/29 Ups & Downs
Typical political foibles, and some interesting moves in the Pa. Gov race. Here are this week’s Ups & Downs!
March 29, 2013
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Typical political foibles, and some interesting moves in the Pa. Gov race. Here are this week’s Ups & Downs!
VoteVets.org, the nation’s largest progressive veterans group, will spend $150,000 to air an ad featuring an Iraq war vet who supports universal background checks. Pennsylvania is one of only three states in which the the ad is set to air.
The governor’s race heats up: a new poll on the left, an anonymous attack on the right. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Former Auditor General Jack Wagner announced his Pittsburgh mayoral campaign staff Thursday.
Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz leads the Democratic field for Governor according to a poll commissioned by EMILY’s list. She narrowly leads former Rep. Joe Sestak in a crowded primary.
The Republican primary for Governor just heated up. Anonymous critics of Bruce Castor have launched a website for opposition research on the Montgomery County Commissioner. He is considering a challenge to Tom Corbett.
City Council President Darlene Harris has withdrawn her name from the ballot in the race for Pittsburgh Mayor, bringing the number of Democrats down to five. The change benefits Jack Wagner.
Casey still opposes gay marriage, the anti-establishment candidate drops out of PA’s Superior Court race, and some updates from the Pittsburgh mayoral primary. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Allegheny County Judge Ron Wyda has withdrawn his name from the ballot in the Republican primary for Pa. Superior Court. His departure leaves Cumberland County attorney Vic Stabile with a clear path to the nomination.
State Sen. Jim Ferlo, who just days ago was a candidate for Pittsburgh Mayor, has backed former Pa. Auditor General Jack Wagner in the race.
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