Pat Toomey is putting a significant chunk of change on television this week for congressional hopeful Chris Reilly, running to replace retiring Rep. Todd Platts. Meanwhile, Gov. Tom Corbett is attending a fundraiser for Scott Perry.
The Campaign for Primary Accountability has produced its ad against Rep. Tim Murphy. The Super PAC, which targets incumbents from both parties, blasts the Allegheny County Congressman for supporting earmarks, spending, and more. Updated with Murphy campaign response.
Rep. Jason Altmire, in an intense primary battle against fellow Democratic incumbent Mark Critz in the new 12th Congressional district, received the endorsement of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette this weekend.
Evan Feinberg, the conservative Republican running against Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Allegheny), has challenged the incumbent to a debate during Mr. Anderson’s 3rd period study hall.
Rep. Charlie Dent (R-Lehigh), perennially a target for national Democrats, will get a big city boost this week. Gotham City prosecutor Harvey Dent, is coming to Stabler Arena in Bethlehem, Pa., Tuesday April 10 to stump for his brother.
What’s the difference between Jason Altmire fall 2010 and spring 2012? Take a look at this mailer, in which Altmire dings opponent Mark Critz for voting to defund Planned Parenthood.
The Washington Post took a look at the most competitive congressional primaries in the country and named the top 10 incumbents most likely to lose. There are two familiar names on the list: Reps. Tim Holden and Tim Murphy. One of them was listed number one in the country.
Mark Critz has blasted Jason Altmire for an ad Altmire’s campaign began airing this week. Now, Critz is taking his case to TV with a rebuttal.
Several House Democrats and at least one labor union are running to the defense of Congressman Critz in the wake of Congressman Altmire’s ad which argued that Critz voted to end medicare and defended Wall Street.
The hard-fought primary battle between two Democratic incumbent congressmen – Jason Altmire and Mark Critz – appears to be turning on a question that only a political theorist could love. In a low-turnout primary with two credible incumbents, can the one with wider name recognition and a home-field advantage (in this case, Altmire) beat out the one who has the backing of the district’s most influential interest group (Critz, with strong support from labor unions)?
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