Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Tom Corbett won’t have to watch his right flank next year. Montgomery County Commissioner Bruce Castor Tuesday said he would not challenge the Governor in a GOP primary.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Meet the political consultants and staffers who will work to win Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz the Democratic nomination and governorship.

Written by Nick Field, Contributing Writer

The first debate of the Democratic primary for Governor is on the calendar. A Harrisburg community group will host the event in June; 4 candidates have already confirmed.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

UFCW 1776, the labor union that represents the 3,000 employees of Pennsylvania’s state-owned wine and spirits stores, is taking its message to the air. It opposes a GOP plan to privatize the industry.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Applicants failing drug tests – or being unwilling to take them – is a genuine problem for employers, business leaders said Wednesday. They were defending Gov. Tom Corbett from an onslaught of criticism for citing drug tests as a factor in Pennsylvania’s flat job growth rate.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Allyson Schwartz continues to build her gubernatorial campaign team. Obama Pennsylvania campaign alum Pat Millham started with the Congresswoman today. Bill Hyers will join in the fall, two Democratic operatives told PoliticsPA.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Democratic critics of Tom Corbett have trumpeted data that they say proves Pa. fell from 7th to 49th in job creation. But the numbers are misleading.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Pa. Democrats are beside themselves with glee today, working to publicize a video of Gov. Tom Corbett citing failed drug tests as a factor in Pennsylvania’s unemployment.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

In the Democratic primary for Governor, one candidate staffed up and another hit the web.

Written by Keegan Gibson, Managing Editor

Allyson Schwartz and Joe Sestak are tied for the lead among Democratic voters. But 59% are undecided and no candidate has over 50% name ID, according to the latest survey from Quinnipiac.