Former CIA CIA Counter-Intelligence Officer Shelly Chauncey enters the race for the 7th Congressional district, the Pa. Supreme Court throws out the current Congressional map and orders a new one, state Sen. Greenleaf announces his retirement, and Wolf starts the election year with $11 million on hand. Good morning politicos, here’s the Playbook!
Former CIA Counter-Intelligence Officer Shelly Chauncey announced her bid Monday for the Democratic nomination in the 7th Congressional district.
The state Supreme Court in a 4-3 vote ruled the current Congressional maps are unconstitutional and need to be redrawn by February 9th
State Sen. Stewart Greenleaf will announce Monday that he is retiring at the end of this year, creating another open seat in the southeast.
Governor Tom Wolf’s re-election campaign announced it ended 2017 with $11 million on hand, without any contributions by Wolf.
Meehan settled a sexual harassment claim with a staffer using funds from his office budget, Wagner certified bail for an accused sexual predator while a bondsman, McIlhinney announces his retirement, the latest Politically Uncorrected column, and the ups & downs from the week. Good morning politicos, here’s the Playbook!
Congressman Pat Meehan paid thousands of dollars out of his office budget to settle a sexual harassment claim from a former staffer.
We take a look at the Sunday morning political talk shows that will air throughout the state.
During a previous career, state Sen. and Gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner certified bail for Jeffrey Markey who was accused of corruption of minors and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. Markey went on to skip bail and was accused of assaulting a minor in York.
State Sen. Charles McIlhinney announced his retirement from the state House today, joining three other Bucks county elected officials who announced their retirements this year.
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