A senior legal advisor to Trump’s campaign purposely misgenders Dr. Rachel Levine, while a Dem state House candidate and Biden campaign surrogate apologizes after old racist and sexist tweets are reported on. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
A poll from a Democratic firm shows Eugene DePasquale leading Rep. Scott Perry by 2 points in PA10, GOP Attorney General hopeful Heather Heidelbaugh releases a TV ad, plus a new poll shows Biden leading Trump by 4 points in PA. Here is the Playbook.
Biden leads Trump by 4 points in the state, while voters are split 44%-to-44%, on whether or not it’s safe to let students return to school.
The GOP Attorney General hopeful’s 30 second spot details her background, while also taking a veiled jab at Attorney General Josh Shapiro’s rumored interest in a higher office.
Eugene DePasquale leads Rep. Scott Perry by 2 points, although 24% say they never heard of the Democratic challenger. Former VP Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump by 2 points in the district as well.
An Emerson College poll shows Biden leading Trump by 9 points in PA, while Eugene DePasquale releases his first TV ad of the general election. Here is the Playbook.
Biden leads Trump by 9 points in Pennsylvania, while his lead shrinks to 4 points in Arizona, and Trump is ahead by 2 points in North Carolina.
The Dem challenger’s first TV ad takes place in a bar/restaurant and talks about working at his family’s restaurant growing up.
A new poll shows Biden leading Trump by 9 points in PA, Rep. Scott Perry is ranked as the 7th most vulnerable House incumbent by Roll Call, and Sen. Pat Toomey is among 11 U.S. officials sanctioned by China. Here is the Playbook.
Sen. Pat Toomey, Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, Marco Rubio, and Rep. Chris Smith were the lawmakers included in the sanctions.
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