Pa.’s top congressional race is getting even closer. Keith Rothfus and Rep. Mark Critz are tied at 38 percent apiece, according to an internal poll commissioned by Rothfus’s campaign.
Democratic state Senate hopeful Sean Wiley has released a new internal poll showing him with a 16 point lead in the race to replace retiring Sen. Jane Earll (R-Erie).
Tom Smith is gaining on Sen. Bob Casey according a poll commissioned by The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. The Democratic Senator leads the Republican former coal miner 46 percent to 41.
A whopping 44 percent of likely voters are undecided in the U.S. Senate race according to the latest survey from Mercyhurst University. Democratic Sen. Bob Casey leads Republican Tom Smith 31 percent to 21. Also: Voter ID enjoys majority support.
Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney by 8 points according to the latest poll by Mercyhurst University, 48 percent to 40 percent. Those numbers are in line with his average lead in Pa.
Republican Senate hopeful Tom Smith still trails Bob Casey, but his race is closer than the presidential contest in Pa. That’s according to the latest poll from Rasmussen, which showed Smith behind Casey 49 percent to 42.
The presidential race in Pa. is still close according to a poll commissioned by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Obama leads by just 2 points, a margin similar to that of an internal poll released by the Pa. Republican Party last week and conducted by the same pollster.
Mitt Romney has lost ground tp Barack Obama to the tune of 7 points since July. That’s according to the latest poll from Rasmussen Reports.
Convention time is over, but memories of the speeches (and maybe even primary season, it seems) linger. In a landslide win, PoliticsPA readers picked Rick Santorum’s address to the RNC as the best from a Pa. politico.
Poll after poll has said Obama pretty much secured Pennsylvania. Ads were pulled, and people started to move on. But the Pa. GOP says the state is still in play for Romney. What do you think?
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