How much influence will former President Donald Trump have on Pennsylvania’s high-profile races in 2022? Will he endorse a candidate for governor? Will there be a Trump rally boosting a U.S. Senate candidate? Will Democrats try to tie every GOP candidate to Trump — and if they do, will it help or hurt? In the […]

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Sen. Pat Toomey cited former President Donald Trump’s behavior following the 2020 presidential election as the reason the party should nominate a different candidate in 2024. Trump fired back in a statement on Monday afternoon blasting the outgoing GOP Senator, while boosting Sean Parnell’s candidacy.

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Former President Donald Trump pointed to Sean Parnell’s military service in the endorsement, while also saying the GOP Senate hopeful will fight for “Election Integrity, Strong Borders, our Second Amendment, Energy Jobs, and so much more.”

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Following a terrorist attack in Kabul that claimed the lives of 13 U.S. service members, three leading Republican candidates for U.S. Senate have called for President Joe Biden to resign or be removed from office.

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In the latest Franklin & Marshall College poll, 30% of registered Democrats polled said that they would vote for Lt. Gov. Fetterman as either their first or second choice in the 2022 primary, while Sean Parnell, Kathy Barnette, and Jeff Bartos are within a few points of each other in the GOP race to succeed outgoing Sen. Pat Toomey.

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Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who reportedly was weighing a run for Governor and U.S. Senate in 2022, told the Philadelphia Inquirer that he would not be seeking either office next year.

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In their fifth consecutive ratings update, Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat remains the most likely to flip partisan control in 2022.

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A majority of the Democrats running for U.S. Senate in 2022 are touting the $1 trillion bipartisan bill that was passed on Tuesday as a success, while a majority of Republicans seeking to succeed Sen. Pat Toomey are criticizing the legislation.

Written by Brendan Morgan, Contributing Writer

The Cook Political Report does a deep-dive into Pennsylvania’s 2022 race for U.S. Senate and provides insight into the frontrunners in the statewide contest.

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Sen. Bob Casey Casey voted in favor of the $1 trillion bill and lauded its passage as a “vital… investment in American communities” that is “long overdue,” while Sen. Pat Toomey voted against the bill and said it is “‘too expensive, too expansive, and too unpaid for.”