Voters say 47 – 31 percent, including 46 – 34 percent among independent voters, that Casey deserves to be re-elected in 2012. Quinnipiac didn’t poll either Republican in the race.

In small venues like the Dallas Diner, the Republican race for Senate has begun. Last night Marc Scaringi and Laureen Cummings offered red meat policy proposals to Tea Party activists in Levittown.

The NRSC and NRCC are calling on Senator Casey and Rep. Critz to return $1,000 each in campaign contributions from the embattled New York Congressman.

One day after the Memorial Day parades and barbecues ended, Senator Bob Casey held a press conference at the Goodwill Workforce Development Center in Pittsburgh to release a report outlining the high rate of joblessness among veterans in the U.S.

Senator Bob Casey has joined the loud chorus of Democrats using the recently passed House GOP budget – and its changes to Medicare – to knock Republicans.

Senator Bob Casey has finally joined the latest new media frontier: Twitter. Casey’s office launched its official Twitter page late Friday: @SenBobCasey.

Senate candidate Marc Scaringi is backing Senator Jim DeMint’s filibuster threat over the upcoming debt limit vote. DeMint has threatened to filibuster any such measure unless it is accompanied by a balanced budget amendment.

Is Bob Casey vulnerable for reelection? Our newest Pennsylvania poll provides data you can use to argue it either way. On one hand he has weak approval numbers- only 39% of voters approve of the job he’s doing to 35% who disapprove- you can certainly get defeated with those kinds of numbers. On the other hand he leads seven potential opponents for next year that we tested against him by anywhere from 12 to 23 points- you’ll pretty much never get defeated with those kinds of numbers.