State Rep. Rick Saccone of Alleghney/Washington has announced the introduction of House Bill 2160, which proposes to impose 12-year term limits on members of the General Assembly.
It appears that Southeastern Pennsylvania is firmly in Patrick Murphy’s corner, after the Philadelphia Democratic Committee and its chairman Rep. Bob Brady announced their endorsement of him Wednesday.
Kathleen Kane of Lackawanna County has a roughly $1 million lead on Patrick Murphy, her Democratic opponent for Attorney General. But a Kane internal poll shows Murphy with a strong advantage in name ID.
House Minority Leader Frank Dermody (D-Allegheny County) who voted in favor of the legislative districts that were remanded by the State Supreme Court today called for the Legislative Reapportionment Commission not to rush to pass new maps.
“We’re waiting to see an opinion from the court. We got an opinion from the dissenting side, now we’re waiting for an opinion from the majority, but they seem to have gone out of town somewhere.”
Read more here. Longtime state legislator Rep. Camille “Bud” George, D-Houtzdale, who represented parts of Centre County throughout his nearly four decades in office, announced
Harrisburg is still in a holding pattern following the decision from the Pa. Supreme Court last night. In Republicans circles, there are rumors that the 2001 lines will be in effect for this cycle and new lines will not go into effect until the elections that take place in 2014. Officials say that is nothing short of speculation.
Dan McCaffery has ended his bid for Pennsylvania Attorney General, his campaign announced Wednesday morning. He cited limited resources and a desire for party unity.
State Sen. John Pippy who has served since 1997, announced today that he will not run for re-election.
As expected, Democrats and Republicans are already lining up for what will surely be a competitive race to replace Jane Earll in Pennsylvania’s 49th Senatorial District.
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