SEIU-PA, one of the most politically active unions in the state, officially backed Patrick Murphy in the race for Attorney General, the organization announced Thursday. Kathleen Kane’s camp says Murphy is out of step with SEIU’s position on the Arizona immigration law.
Kathleen Kane’s campaign for Attorney General welcomed its newest staffer two weeks ago: former Dan McCaffery campaign manager and seasoned political operative Josh Morrow.
Here’s the full list of candidates who have filed so far, and some of the more impressive numbers of petition signatures from the various campaigns.
Eugene DePasquale is not the only Democratic candidate for Auditor General, be he might as well be. He won the Pa. Progressive Summit straw poll 98 percent to 2 percent after Sunday’s debate.
Records were challenged, laws were interpreted and progressive values abounded Friday night, as Attorney General candidates Patrick Murphy and Kathleen Kane faced-off in a lively debate.
Several prominent state House Democrats have gone public urging state Rep. Bill DeWeese to resign. State Rep. Bill DeWeese, the former Speaker of the House says he will not resign until after he is sentenced which is consistent with House rules.
DePasquale, D-York County, is currently serving his third term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, where he has created or helped to pass policies such as the Alternative Energy Investment Act and bans on texting while driving. He is consistently noted for his low expenses and became the first legislator to post such information online.
This past Saturday, the Bucks County Democratic Committee, with 201 members in attendance and anchored by Chairman John F. Cordisco, endorsed a slate of candidates that included Sen. Bob Casey, 8th district congressional challenger Kathy Boockvar, and Attorney General hopeful Patrick Murphy.
State Rep. Eugene DePasquale has earned the reputation of a reformer, but Capitolwire’s Pete DeCoursey reports today that some of his consultants have not.
State Rep. Bill DeWeese from Greene County was found guilty on five of the six counts on which he was charged. Inquirer reporter Amy Worden who is in the courtroom tweeted: “Dauphin Co. jury finds Rep. DeWeese guilty on five counts of theft/criminal conspiracy, not guilty on one count.”
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