PA Scorecard: Club for Growth
Toomey, Pitts and Murphy get good marks from the anti-tax organization for their votes in 2011, while Casey, Brady and Schwartz bring up the rear.
February 29, 2012
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Toomey, Pitts and Murphy get good marks from the anti-tax organization for their votes in 2011, while Casey, Brady and Schwartz bring up the rear.
Former state Rep. Sam Rohrer of Berks County won the PoliticsPA readers poll of the U.S. Senate primary. Here are the full results.
Marc Scaringi will be the second Senate candidate on the air starting this week. The Cumberland County attorney and former staffer to Rick Santorum will launch a $600-1,000 radio ad buy in central Pa.
Who won the coveted top spots? See where the candidates landed on the ballot in the biggest primary contests in Pa.
Sharron Angle, the Tea Party favorite who won the 2010 Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Nevada but lost in the general to Harry Reid, has thrown her support behind Pa. Senate hopeful David Christian.
While party bylaws do prohibit members and committees from supporting Democrats – complete with a procedure for discipline – there are no such rules against welcoming non-endorsed Republicans.
For months, Sen. Bob Casey has made the payroll tax cut extension his top issue. He put himself out publicly on the issue more than almost any other thus far in his low-profile first term, routinely appearing on cable on Pa. news to push the measure. He scored a win when it passed on Friday.
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.
The GOP may be in serious trouble when it comes to Sen. Bob Casey’s seat. Last Friday, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review released a poll in which 72% of GOP voters stated they are unsure which of the six candidates they will support in the race.
There has long been tension between movement conservatives and the party establishment about the practice of endorsements. Now, it looks like Steve Welch is going to have to deal with it.
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