MAPS: Casey and Wolf Voters Show PA Shifts
Sen. Bob Casey and Gov. Tom Wolf both won by comfortable margins in 2018, while the traditional party strongholds begin to more noticeably shift.
April 22, 2019
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Sen. Bob Casey and Gov. Tom Wolf both won by comfortable margins in 2018, while the traditional party strongholds begin to more noticeably shift.
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate drops to its lowest rate in over four decades. Here is the Playbook.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is awarded a Pulitzer Prize, a new caucus is formed in Harrisburg, the state now has an official amphibian, while there’s news in Philadelphia about a proposed safe injection site. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
Pennsylvania’s elected officials react to the release of the redacted Mueller report. Here is the Playbook.
NextGen America plans to knock on 2,000 doors ahead of the May 21 special election in addition to targeting young voters through texting and various social media outlets in hopes of boosting Marc Friedenberg.
First quarter campaign fundraising numbers are filing in from Congressional representatives. Here is the Playbook.
The GOP Senator entered April with just under $1.6M cash on hand.
The GOP candidate’s campaign brought in $175,000 in the most recent campaign finance report.
A group of Democratic lawmakers in Harrisburg made a call to change the state’s rules on police shootings. Here is the Playbook.
One of the Democratic presidential front-runners made campaign stops in Pittsburgh, and two counties that voted for President Trump in 2016.
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