If a pollster took a poll of Pennsylvania polls, he or she might conclude that today’s from Susquehanna Polling and Research is an outlier. Commissioned by the Pa. Republican Party, the survey shows both the presidential and the U.S. Senate races within the margin of error.
We Ask America released a poll today showing the President 6 points ahead of his Republican challenger Mitt Romney in the Keystone State, with each candidate leading within their respective parties and Independents favoring the former Governor.
Despite being a continual target of the PA Dems, a new Morning Call/Muhlenberg College poll shows Gov. Tom Corbett’s approval and disapproval ratings holding steady over the past month.
The Pa. Republican Party will release an internal poll on Thursday that shows Mitt Romney within 1 point of Barack Obama.
Obama leads Romney and Casey leads Smith according to latest Morning Call/Muhlenberg College poll.
President Obama has opened up a sizeable lead over Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania, according to a poll commissioned by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
There were speeches aplenty at both parties’ conventions, and some Pennsylvanians lent their voices to the RNC and DNC. But who did it best?
The full swing of ad season is almost upon us, but we wanted to feel you out first, politicos. We asked you which campaign ads you found most compelling so far – and the results were not ambiguous.
Sean Wiley, Dems’ best hope for picking up a state Senate seat in 2012, released an internal poll with him up 18 points. Though they’re a little over a month old, the numbers show him leading Republican Janet Anderson 51 percent to 33.
Democratic state Rep. Matt Smith leads Republican businessman Raja 54 percent to 38, according to a poll released by his campaign. The two are facing off to replace recently retired Sen. John Pippy (R-Allegheny).
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