With many state lawmakers in agreement that restoring government trust and improving transparency are vital issues across the Commonwealth, Gov. Corbett could cross off some items on his government reform “to-do list.”
PoliticsPA tells you where all the major players will be at this weekend’s GOP state committee meeting.
PA GOP Comminications Director Valerie Caras previews this weekend’s state committee meeting.
Politicos: see where your boss ranks in this week’s ups and downs.
PA Treasurer Rob McCord is stepping in the fill the void left to Democrats by Ed Rendell. Rick Santorum is at CPAC. Allegheny GOPers have two likely candidates for County Exec. And PoliticsPA has your rundown of prospective GOP judicial candidates.
All of PoliticsPA’s GOP committee sources report that Vic Stabile has the endorsement for Superior Court all but sewn up. While both Commonwealth Court candidates have their virtues, the general sense is that Anne Covey brings more political advantages to the ticket as a woman from southeast PA.
There’s no doubt that Ed Rendell has left a leadership vacuum among Pennsylvania Democrats. Now, it looks like Treasurer Rob McCord is hoping to fill the void.
There are no sacred fiscal cows for State Senator Dave Argall. In the interest of trimming the state’s bloated prison budget, Argall recently proposed a plan to release on parole thousand of non-violent offenders.
State Senator Daylin Leach (D-17) says school choice measures like SB1 create a new entitlement program in the midst of an unprecedented budget crisis, and risk subsidizing a few children to go to private school at the expense of public schools.
A Franklin and Marshall poll out this morning has Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter leading a hypothetical primary field, but 53% of voters believe it’s time for a change in the mayor’s office.
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