Redistricting, redistricting, redistricting, redistricting. Is anyone talking about anything else this week? There are too many individual lawmakers and candidates who would win or lose depending on the myriad possibilities to name them all, but here are the broad strokes.
Republicans are headed to Hershey and things are heating up. Here’s our list of stories to watch, events to attend, and cocktails to visit.
Sen. Pat Toomey’s political director sent a letter in advance of this weekend’s GOP Winter Meeting to the Senate campaigns informing them that he will not be endorsing in the race at this point.
Organizers of Friday’s GOP Senate debate released the crosstabs of attendees. See who started off with the biggest support, who won over the most audience members, and how Senate preference align with Prez.
Tim Burns for Congress? Burns says no. But some folks – including the Governor’s team – have pushed the idea to avoid a state committee showdown over U.S. Senate.
Steve Welch’s critics have hammered him for hosting a fundraiser for Joe Sestak in 2006. But did he? And does it matter? PoliticsPA checks in with the Admiral Congressman.
Former State Representative and current Republican Senate candidate Sam Rohrer has begun a crusade against the Pennsylvania GOP State Committee’s endorsement of a candidate to run against incumbent Sen. Bob Casey. Rohrer believes “A closed nomination process is bad for the Republican party.”
He needed a win, and he got it. Washington County businessman Tim Burns finished on top of the straw poll of southwestern Pa. state committee members [update: and northwestern].
Here’s what the candidate’s talked about at Friday night’s debate in Murrysville, as well as results of the straw poll afterward, and PoliticsPA’s grades of their performances.
For the first time in the 2012 cycle, Governor Tom Corbett has officially and publicly stated his support for Republican candidates for statewide office.
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