Fiscal Cliff: Who to Watch in the PA Delegation
Here’s a look who to watch for in Pennsylvania’s delegation as talks progress to avoid the fiscal cliff.
November 20, 2012
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Here’s a look who to watch for in Pennsylvania’s delegation as talks progress to avoid the fiscal cliff.
Using the Rothfus-Critz race as a lens, we traveled to southwestern Pennsylvania one week after the election to look at the emerging realities of a region in political transition.
Rep. Mark Critz lost his re-election bid on Tuesday despite running several points higher than President Obama and Senator Casey in the 12th district.
The GOP won a lopsided majority of Pennsylvania’s congressional seats despite the fact that Democrats won more votes for Congress here.
Rep. Bill Shuster announced the he will seek the chairmanship of the prominent Transportation and Infrastructure Committee – a post his father and predecessor Bud Shuster held during the 1990s.
Democrats across the country may be celebrating, but the PA GOP have achieved victories of their own: retaining their seats in all contentious Congressional races while picking up PA-12.
Trailing by 8,000 votes as of 11:30 p.m., the Critz campaign has announced that they will concede the race to GOP challenger Keith Rothfus.
From Critz-Rothfus to Boockvar-Fitzpatrick and everywhere in between, PoliticsPA has you covered on congressional races. Check here all day for live updates. Latest: we talk to the Critz campaign.
It’s that time of year. Newspapers around Pa. are backing candidates. Here’s PoliticsPA’s running list of endorsements in statewide and congressional races.
With only days until the election, and a Romney rally in her own district, Kathy Boockvar has enlisted help from a favored Democratic heavyweight in order to close the gap between herself and incumbent Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick.
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