NextGen America plans to knock on 2,000 doors ahead of the May 21 special election in addition to targeting young voters through texting and various social media outlets in hopes of boosting Marc Friedenberg.
The GOP candidate’s campaign brought in $175,000 in the most recent campaign finance report.
Keller spent time criticizing the size of government, believing it needs to be smaller, while Friedenberg was not as critical of the size of government.
The law professor at the University of Pittsburgh has economic mobility, workers’ rights, healthcare-for-all, and criminal justice at the forefront of his campaign.
The attorney and author listed addressing the opioid epidemic, student loan debt, and infrastructure in his campaign announcement.
Last week, the Ohio Congressman announced his plans on seeking the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination.
The GOP candidate details his upbringing, while touting being a conservative Republican who will fight for President Trump’s agenda.
Friedenberg’s team pushed for more debates in the most populated parts of the district, while Keller’s campaign believes having two televised throughout the whole district suffices.
After a trial balloon report, the Auditor General won’t rule out a bid for Congress – or other higher office.
The Democrat hired a group for mail consulting services who’s firm provided work Gov. Tom Wolf, Sen. Bob Casey, and Reps. Dwight Evans, Mary Gay Scanlon and Susan Wild.
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