Politically Uncorrected: Candidate Romney
In this column, Terry Madonna & Michael Young suggest that bad candidates can win elections.
September 25, 2012
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In this column, Terry Madonna & Michael Young suggest that bad candidates can win elections.
Pike County businessman Phil Scollo is battling both redistricting and the advantage of incubency. But the Democrat challenging freshman Rep. Tom Marino (R-Lycoming) says his race is among the more competitive in Pa.
Democratic state Senate hopeful Sean Wiley has released a new internal poll showing him with a 16 point lead in the race to replace retiring Sen. Jane Earll (R-Erie).
The Pennsylvania Departments of State and Transportation announced today that voter IDs will conveniently be available in one visit to PennDOT, a measure that could’ve spared proponents of the law some of the challenges they are facing today in court.
Tom Smith is gaining on Sen. Bob Casey according a poll commissioned by The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. The Democratic Senator leads the Republican former coal miner 46 percent to 41.
Tom Smith’s latest television ad conjures up a bit of Jimmy Stewart. The every-man, mostly positive spot is slight departure (but not a total one) from the Republican’s message in his race against Sen. Bob Casey.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Voter ID is back in court today. The Kane TV ad saga continues; new polls on the presidential and U.S. Senate contests; Larry Maggi goes on TV; and the NRCC takes another swipe at Mark Critz.
Republican Janet Anderson’s campaign blasted the PSEA over a mailer to its members accusing Anderson of supporting cuts to public education. She will, “support Tom Corbett’s attacks on our pensions,” and “support Tom Corbett’s education cuts,” it alleges.
After saying on Friday that it would edit a controversial ad, a Republican group has finally withdrawn a spot criticizing Attorney General hopeful Kathleen Kane. The organization removed two references to cases prosecuted during Kane’s tenure after Kane’s campaign successfully pushed back against the claim.
Larry Maggi, the Democrat running against Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Allegheny) is going on television Tuesday. His ad casts him as a centrist and blasts both Democrats and Republicans.
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