Although the money being thrown around is not nearly as much as the U.S. Senate campaigns, the media buys for the governor’s race certainly are not peanuts.Today, we feature the latest ads released by the GOP gubernatorial candidates in their quest to win your vote in the May 17 primary.
Guy Ciarrocchi, president and CEO of the Chester County Chamber of Business and Industry, has announced that he has suspended his campaign for Governor.
The final financial report for candidates running for Pennsylvania governor is in and Doug Mastriano’s numbers are strong. The second-term state senator raised over $1 million last year while spending just over $215,000, leaving him with over $1.04 million in hand for the stretch run.
Attention GOP Secretaries of State, Attorneys General, Governors, county boards of supervisors and boards of canvassers, judicial candidates, and state legislators across 12 states. American Bridge 21st Century has a message for you. A $10 million message.
The January 6 Commission has hit closer to home with its latest subpoenas that include gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano.
As the campaign undergoes a shakeup, can Jake Corman follow the same trajectory as the 1980 Phillies and 1991 Penguins?
Perhaps the two most recognizable names in each race – Mehmet Oz and Lou Barletta – led their respective races in the latest Trafalgar Group poll.
Scott Martin (R-13) suspended his campaign for the GOP nomination for Governor on Friday, citing ongoing medical issues due to a recent leg injury.
A political action committee from Georgia has set its sights on Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain. And not in a nice way.
Beware. No matter what you may think, apparently there are Facebook police. Gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano (R-Adams/Cumberland/Franklin/York) has accused the social media giant of shutting down one of his pages due to “hacking.”
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