Rep. Mark Critz announced today that he had received the endorsement of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) in his primary bid against fellow incumbent Jason Altmire in the new 12th Congressional district.
Mark Critz is putting his entire bankroll on the line. The Congressman has purchased $500-600K of television airtime between now and the primary. Meanwhile, Jason Altmire is buying TV at a slower pace with just $300K slated to go up by April 24th.
Steny Hoyer, the number two Democrat in the U.S. House, will visit the Lehigh Valley on Friday on behalf of Rep. Tim Holden.
The National Journal is reporting that Matt Cartwright, who is challenging Tim Holden in PA-17, has raised $600,000 so far not including any self-funding. However, Cartwright’s campaign manager says that’s off base and that the campaign hasn’t released any specific numbers.
Philly Pentecostal Clergy for Sam Rohrer, Citizens United for Tom Smith, Steelworkers for Larry Maggi, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for Tim Murphy, and Sen. John Pippy for Mark Mustio.
Rep. Tim Murphy is putting his $1 million cash-on-hand to use. The incumbent Republican today began airing a television ad that emphasizes his opposition to President Obama’s health care law. Murphy faces a primary from Evan Feinberg.
John Featherman is at it again. The perennial protest candidate unveiled a new web ad aimed at his general election opponent Rep. Bob Brady. It features Philly radio host Ruth Weisberg – and little else.
Mark Critz continued his strong performance among labor unions today. He picked up the support of the Beaver-Lawrence Central Labor Council, which is centered in the part of the district represented by Jason Altmire.
The political arm of the National Rifle Association has endorsed Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Allegheny) in his primary versus Evan Feinberg.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, as well as individual candidates, are ramping up their Medicare messaging. The DCCC is running robocalls against five Pa. members of Congress: Dent, Fitzpatrick, Gerlach, Meehan, and Murphy.
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