January 14th Playbook
The special election to fill former state Sen. Mike Folmer’s seat takes place today. The SDCC names a new Executive Director. Here is the Playbook.
January 14, 2020
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The special election to fill former state Sen. Mike Folmer’s seat takes place today. The SDCC names a new Executive Director. Here is the Playbook.
In a release about his intentions for the seat, Brittain says that career politicians and their donors dominate the political system and refuse to make systematic changes that are needed in society today.
On Saturday, the Republican candidate attempting to unseat Rep. Scott Perry (R-York) ended his congressional campaign and pledged to support Perry’s reelection effort, while also adding that he’s considering a run for another office in 2020.
Rose, a Bucks County native, worked on Sec. Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign in Pennsylvania and has worked for a number of other Democrats in the state in recent years.
A liberal Super PAC announces that they are targeting two state Senate races in Pennsylvania. State Sen. Daylin Leach’s campaign releases an internal poll. Here is the Playbook.
American Bridge’s opposition research and tracking program is targeting races in four states in hopes to flip state legislatures blue. The two seats they are hoping to flip in Pennsylvania are held by state Sens. Tom Killion (R-Delaware) and Dan Laughlin (R-Erie).
Despite numerous calls for his resignation, the Senator’s internal poll shows a plurality support his primary.
Democrats and Republicans fight over a special election date, a series of new faces take control of city halls throughout the commonwealth, and two more members of Congress pledge their support to Joe Biden’s presidential campaign. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
George Scott announces a bid for the state Senate’s 15th District, while Wanda Logan is selected to be the Republican candidate for the upcoming special election in the state House’s 190th District. Here is the Playbook.
Logan said that the district deserves a competent community leader and a businesswoman representing them.
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