Democrats have no legal way to block the proposed changes to PA’s electoral college – they have to win the public argument. But they may get some unlikely help from southeast PA Republicans.
Welch will join the Senate race; Harrisburg City Council votes no, again; we take a look at flooding responses; and the GOP earns a win in NYC. Also, check back later today for redistricting updates.
Chester County businessman and former congressional candidate Steven Welch will enter the race for U.S. Senate.
A new Constitution Center/AP poll finds that Americans have a severe lack of faith in government. The health care mandate is especially unpopular.
19 PA counties earned a federal disaster declaration, VP Biden is coming to NEPA to tour the damage, and PoliticsPA takes a look at how our statewide elected officials handled the crisis.
Rick Santorum didn’t break into front runner status at last night’s debate, but he did score some points on red meat conservative issues. Maybe most notable was a heated back-and-forth with Texas Rep. Ron Paul.
The Tea Party debate; Tom Smith taps team Toomey; Todd Platts is “Obscure;” Corbett gets a challenger; and the PA Supreme Court is on TV.
Low-key congressman Todd Platts (R-York) has finally stepped foot into the spotlight by earning the chairmanship of this year’s “Obscure Caucus,” compiled by Roll Call.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, the oldest continuously sitting high court in America, is finally joining the 21st century by opening its courtrooms to cable television coverage.
The coal industry veteran and Tea Party leader has begun the task of reaching out to the state’s myriad grassroots activists and campaign contributors. It’s little surprise that the Senate hopeful is starting with the people who fueled Senator Pat Toomey’s successful run last year.
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