The former Vice President’s campaign announced 15 endorsements from current and former elected officials in Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties that include former Congressman Chris Carney, state Sen. John Blake, state Rep. Bridget Malloy Kosierowski and more.
Berry’s “Progressive Platform for Pennsylvanians” includes supporting students, holding drug and insurance companies accountable to reduce costs, addressing gun violence, and raising the state’s minimum wage.
The retired York County businessman pinpointed lowering taxes and reducing regulations as priorities to help grow the local economy.
The latest poll conducted after Gov. Tom Wolf called for the marijuana legalization for adult recreational use shows that more people oppose his plan in the state than support it.
Duvall said his campaign will focus on supporting unions, raising the minimum wage, increasing access to high quality public education, and access to modern technologies.
The Lebanon County DA describes himself as a consistent conservative and as an outsider to Harrisburg.
The Lebanon County state rep believes he is the most qualified and logical choice to fill the vacant seat.
The Lancaster County Democrat is the first to formally join the race to replace Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.
The Centre County State Rep tossed his hat in the ring, while Benson bowed out.
The GOP hopeful said he will champion “educational opportunity, taxpayer relief, and job growth” if elected to the state Senate.
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