Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Pennsylvania Republican Party Chairman Lawrence Tabas touted the passage of both proposed constitutional amendments and said it sends a “clear message to the Governor’s office.”

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Former Congressman Lou Barletta promoted his roots in the state and career in elected office, while specifically citing his opposition to Gov. Tom Wolf’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic as a reason for entering the 2022 statewide contest.

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First reported by the Philadelphia Inquirer, former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain launched Freedom PA PAC on Monday. The website criticizes Gov. Tom Wolf on various issues and promotes “conservative ideas to renew Pennsylvania.”

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Rep. Dan Meuser told PoliticsPA that he thinks Pennsylvania can be “an economic leader” with the right “Governor and leadership.” A spokesperson tells PoliticsPA that his campaign “did register a number of domains.”

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A campaign aide to Sen. Dan Laughlin tells PoliticsPA that the Erie State Senator is taking a “serious look” at entering the GOP race for Governor.

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Pennsylvania is one of five states included in the Toss-Up category.

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60% of registered Republicans polled said that they are undecided for the Governor primary between five potential candidates. Former Congressman Lou Barletta leads the way with 20%.

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State Rep. Jason Ortitay (R-Washington) confirms that he has registered “ortitayforgovernor.com” and that he’d like to run for governor either “next term or sometime in the future.”

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Pennsylvania’s 2022 Governor’s race is one of eleven states listed under the “battleground” category.

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Pennsylvania is one of three states listed as Toss Ups in the Cook Political Report’s first ratings for the 2021 and 2022 cycle.