11/16 Morning Buzz
Another name for Gov 2014, good poll numbers for Corbett, a Rothfus win recap, and a preview of the race to replace Matt Smith. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
November 16, 2012
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Another name for Gov 2014, good poll numbers for Corbett, a Rothfus win recap, and a preview of the race to replace Matt Smith. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
With Matt Smith ascending to the state Senate, a potentially competitive race is brewing to replace him in the state House. Here are some of the names we’re hearing.
Using the Rothfus-Critz race as a lens, we traveled to southwestern Pennsylvania one week after the election to look at the emerging realities of a region in political transition.
Another Democrat is eying a 2014 challenge to Gov. Tom Corbett: former Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection John Hanger.
Gov. Tom Corbett’s job approval rating is in positive territory for the first time in months according to the latest poll from Quinnipiac. By a narrow 40 percent to 38 margin, bolstered by his handling of Hurricane Sandy, voters say he’s doing a good job.
A flurry of Gov 2014 activity and more. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Add two names to the gubernatorial conversation. Tom Wolf, a Democrat, and Scott Wagner, a Republican, each says he is considering a challenge to Tom Corbett.
In this column, Madonna and Young point out that the speculation about the 2014 Pennsylvania gubernatorial election has already begun.
Rep. Mark Critz lost his re-election bid on Tuesday despite running several points higher than President Obama and Senator Casey in the 12th district.
Rick Saccone is on the verge of a second term, the leadership elections are underway in Harrisburg, and Tom Corbett says he’ll seek re-election (surprise). Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
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