
Lamb Launches Senate Campaign
The Allegheny County Democrat entered the race with support from 18 labor unions and dozens of elected officials, mainly from western Pa.
The Allegheny County Democrat entered the race with support from 18 labor unions and dozens of elected officials, mainly from western Pa.
The NEPA hopeful garnered attention in conservative media for his campaign’s first digital ad of the 2022 cycle, while also appearing in mainstream news outlets for his criticism of the officers who were attacked while defending the Capitol.
Rep. Susan Wild raised just over $600,000 from the beginning of April to the end of June, while Lisa Scheller raised just under $225,000 during that same time period.
Roll Call first reported on Wednesday that Rep. Conor Lamb is expected to launch his campaign on Aug. 6 at an International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union hall in Pittsburgh.
The Lackawanna County Democrat entered July with just under $920,000 cash on hand.
The York County Republican entered July with just under $470,000 cash on hand.
The Allegheny County Democrat and potential 2022 U.S. Senate candidate entered July with $1.77 million cash on hand.
Jerry Dickinson raised just over $210,000 in the second quarter, while Rep. Mike Doyle raised just under $60,000. Doyle entered July with just under $260,000, while Dickinson’s campaign has just over $100,000.
Kevin Dellicker describes himself as a “common-sense Republican” who would “bring hometown values” to the district.
The former Lehigh County Commissioner and businesswoman who lost to Rep. Susan Wild by just under 4 points in 2020 said that the needs of the district are being “ignored by the political class” and swore to donate her entire congressional salary to Veterans organizations within the district and term limit herself.