Critz Puts Together Campaign Team
Mark Critz announced his new campaign manager and team of consultants for his forthcoming primary battle with Jason Altmire.
January 10, 2012
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Mark Critz announced his new campaign manager and team of consultants for his forthcoming primary battle with Jason Altmire.
Political operatives Brad Koplinski, Eric Nagy and Dan Hartman have managed their share of campaigns across Pennsylvania. Now they’re launching Penn Blue Strategies, which will work with Democratic campaigns, non-profits, and other groups.
Rep. Jason Altmire released a list of more than 70 Democratic officials who support his candidacy. Like Mark Critz’s earlier list, it draws heavily from areas Altmire currently represents.
Ralph Kaiser, a former state Rep. who currently heads government relations at WQED, told PoliticsPA he will not challenge Rep. Tim Murphy.
Government watchdog Gene Stilp, best known for his activism against the 2005 legislative pay raise, announced his candidacy for Congress in the newly-drawn 11th congressional district Monday. Updated with Barletta campaign response.
In an open letter Friday, Bob Brady’s primary challenger zinged the Congressman and Philadelphia Democratic Committee Chairman for his support of the Republican-drawn congressional map.
We’re used to seeing SEPA GOPers and freshman among the DCCC’s targets. But they’ve added a new name to the list: Rep. Tim Murphy.
Americans for Prosperity has a new Pa. state director, and Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (R-Bucks) has one less opponent to worry about. Activist Jennifer Stefano has taken the helm of the Tea Party-affiliated group and ruled out a primary challenge to the Congressman.
A new year, a new headache for Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Allegheny). The fiscally conservative hard-liners at the Club for Growth announced Tuesday that it will air a pair of 15 second television ads against the Congressman over his support of “card check” and certain spending measures. The buy will total around $38,000.
Update: Fitzpatrick responds to Democratic criticism of his gavel; meanwhile the scene was replayed across local and national news.
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