The Erie County Republican, who is a self-described center-right conservative, believes the GOP can win back the governor’s office in 2022 with the appropriate message and name-checked a few former Republican governors in PA as proof.
In addition to Jaime Harrison’s address, the virtual meeting will also include speeches from the four statewide judicial candidates.
The special election is to fill the open state House seat previously held by state Rep. Marty Flynn, who won a special election last month to represent the state Senate’s 22nd District.
The Lancaster County Republican touts being a “strong conservative” who is an advocate for “fighting for limited government, support of the free market and job-creating small businesses, protection of the unborn, and preservation of the 2nd Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.”
Former President Donald Trump issued a statement praising PA pols who recently traveled to Arizona, and pressured Sens. Corman and Argall to conduct an audit.
The Centre County Democrat describes himself as a “practical progressive” and stresses accountability, responsibility, and transparency.
The Pennsylvania State Senator narrowly leads the GOP field for Governor, with half of voters undecided.
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.”
Commonwealth Court Kevin Brobson, who was endorsed by the PA Republican Party, received just over 50% of the vote in the three candidate primary. He will face Superior Court Judge Maria McLaughlin, a Democrat, in November’s general election for the open seat on the PA Supreme Court.
Republicans Leslie Baum Rossi and Abby Major notched comfortable victories in their special elections in western PA.
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