In this ad, DiNicola tries to distance himself from Pelosi by linking her with his Republican opponent. Kelly’s campaign believes a vote for DiNicola is a vote to put Pelosi back in charge on Congress again.
Their last showdown included sharp disagreements on tax reform, immigration and more.
Voters are split on Trump, while they prefer a GOP controlled Congress.
11 people were killed in a Pittsburgh synagogue shooting on Saturday. Here is the Playbook.
Nothstein criticized Wild on her TV ads saying she is scaring people into thinking he will take away coverage for pre-existing conditions. Wild believes Nothstein is lying while he tries tying her to former Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski, who was just sentenced to 15 years in federal prison.
Wallace said the county’s soul was at stake this election. Fitzpatrick believes partisanship without the ability to compromise poses the greatest threat to the nation.
New polls shows some Democratic candidates are holding significant leads, while one Dem candidate uses profanity during a debate at a synagogue. Vice President Mike Pence rallied in PA for various Congressional candidates and one Republican County Facebook account deletes some controversial posts. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
Wolf and Wagner Debut New Television Ads this week, while Trump tweets his “total support” for 2 PA GOP Congressional candidates. Here is the Playbook.
The thirty second ad features Joe Khan, the lead prosecutor in the federal probe of Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski and former Philadelphia Democratic candidate for District Attorney.
In his latest attack ads, the governor highlights some of Wagner’s more memorable moments on film. Wagner’s newest ad advocates for eliminating school taxes on people’s homes.
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