Written by PoliticsPA Staff

A liberal group aims to boost turnout in key districts in the state, while a few more incumbents announce that they are not seeking another term in the state House. Here is the Playbook.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Progressive Turnout Project plans on opening seven field offices throughout the state in May that will overlap with the Congressional districts held by Reps. Matt Cartwright (D-Lackawanna), Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Bucks), Conor Lamb (D-Allegheny), Scott Perry (R-York), and Susan Wild (D-Lehigh).

Written by Sy Snyder

Voters in the state Senate’s 48th District elected a new state Senate, Google offers an apology to Pittsburgh, plus the SDCC hires a new Executive Director. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.

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Michael Bloomberg’s presidential campaign announces the hiring of several directors to senior positions for the state’s operation, while the Republicans select their candidate for the upcoming special election in the state House’s 18th District. Here is the Playbook.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The Democratic presidential hopeful named Kevin Kinross as the campaign’s state’s director, while announcing a number of other hires including 12 regional organizing directors.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Tomlinson, the third generation Funeral Director and daughter of state Sen. Tommy Tomlinson (R-Bucks), said her priorities in office would be to prevent “dangerous Philadelphia policies” from entering the Bensalem district, hold the line on taxes, and combat the opioid crisis.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

The Democratic incumbent raised over $750,000 during the year according to his campaign.

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Attorney General Josh Shapiro announces his intentions to seek a second term. Here is the Playbook.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Shapiro confirmed on Wednesday morning his intentions to seek a second term as Attorney General.

Written by John Cole, Managing Editor

Marsicano, who is the fourth Republican to join the race, said the three most important issues to Northeast Pennsylvania are the economy, crime, and the opioid crisis.