Steve Irwin, an original equity partner with Leech Tishman, said that he’s exploring a run for the statewide office because he believes in “dignity, humanity, and respect for all” and thinks that he is “uniquely qualified” for the position.
The special election, to fill the open seat previously held by state Rep. Margo Davidson, will take place on the same day as the state’s November election.
Former state Senator and 2018 gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner campaigned with Jeff Bartos in southwest Pennsylvania on Thursday.
The GOP state Senator and potential gubernatorial candidate penned an op-ed on Thursday stating his opposition to a “forensic audit” of the 2020 election in Pennsylvania.
The recently elected Auditor General said that the 2020 election has been certified and his office was moving on to other matters, while calling for an increase in funds to his office.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced the charges against state Rep. Margo Davidson for “stealing from the Commonwealth by filing fraudulent overnight per diem requests and various expenses through the State House Comptroller’s Office as well as hindering a state prosecution.”
The one time U.S. Senate GOP candidate and lawyer for the Trump campaign in Pennsylvania following the 2020 presidential election said that he’s considering a run for the statewide office.
The former GOP state Rep. and onetime congressional hopeful confirmed to PoliticsPA that he’s “carefully considering” a run for the statewide office.
State Rep. Jason Ortitay, who had been mulling a run for governor for months, announced on Tuesday evening that he will instead seek reelection in the state House in 2022.
On Tuesday, the state Senate confirmed Noe Ortega to lead the state’s education department by a 44-6 vote, while Jennifer Berrier was confirmed by a 45-5 vote to serve as the Labor & Industry Secretary.
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