On Tuesday night, Trump will be in Philadelphia to participate in an ABC News “20/20” town hall, anchored by ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos. ABC News reports that the one-hour, live event will begin at 9 pm.
Republicans make gains in voter registration in the state, the presidential campaigns take different approaches to television ad spending, plus the governor receives an award. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden will visit Shanksville today to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Here is the Playbook.
Trump sent out a tweet on Thursday evening saying that Bognet is “Tough on Immigration and Crime, and he is Strong on Jobs, our Military, Vets, and the Second Amendment.”
43% of likely voters said that the economy, jobs, and cost of living is the most important issue facing the country, making it the most important issue for voters in Pennsylvania, according to data provided from Change Research to PoliticsPA.
Rep. Matt Cartwright fights back on the claim that he supports “Defunding the Police” in his latest 30 second ad, with an assist from a former law enforcement official from his challenger’s hometown.
Prior to this latest ad reservation, HMP already announced it was reserving $6.1 million in TV ads for the Philadelphia market.
The Democratic challenger’s first TV ad of the general election talks about understanding the struggles of the middle class, while painting Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick as a supporter of the Trump agenda in the Philadelphia suburban district.
The Democratic hopeful for the 10th Congressional District talks about his father getting addicted to painkillers after returning from serving in the Vietnam War and his brother dying of Muscular Dystrophy in the latest 30 second spot, titled “Struggle.”
Vice President Mike Pence campaigned in western PA on Wednesday, while two new polls show Biden leading Trump in the state. Here is the Playbook.
Do you agree that ByteDance should be forced to divest TikTok?
Loading ...
