Reps. Schlossberg and Sims to hold LGBT Twitter Forum
Two progressive Pa. representatives will host an online Town Hall meeting to discuss LGBT equality in Pennsylvania.
January 10, 2014
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Two progressive Pa. representatives will host an online Town Hall meeting to discuss LGBT equality in Pennsylvania.
Wolf pulls in $13.27 million, Pawlowski releases his agriculture plan and more potential candidates emerge in PA-06. Plus, be sure to check back later for this week’s Ups & Downs, the first of 2014! Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz.
A series of public meetings will take place to illustrate new proposed regulations to the oil and gas industry.
Exceeding the fundraising numbers the campaign released in December, the Wolf campaign revealed that they raised 13.27 million.
2010 Primary candidate Doug Pike is promoted for another go at PA-6, DC Dem fundraises for Parrish.
Corbett appears to soften on issue of medical marijuana, congressional candidate doesn’t buy in.
The Allentown Mayor unveils a plan to promote Pennsylvania’s agriculture.
Mike Waugh to resign, Leslie Richards considers PA-06 and Alan Grayson will hold a fundraiser for Daylin Leach. Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz.
State Sen. Mike Waugh of York will resign this week. The resulting special election would give party officials an edge in choosing his replacement.
The Pa. Department of State is introducing new forms state and federal candidates need to get on the ballot. They will be indexed using QR codes.
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