A super PAC aimed at boosting Republican congressional candidates has earmarked $239K for television ads to support Keith Rothfus in his race against Mark Critz.
The Pa. Supreme Court throws Democrats some curve balls, a plucky state house candidate makes the news, and meet the Romney campaign surrogate who shouldn’t be.
The Pa. Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday on the state’s new Voter ID law as well as redistricting, and court watchers say it’s likely neither will be overturned. Meanwhile, we have new TV ads and some national endorsements for two Dem congressional challengers.
Thursday at noon, PA Democratic officials joined together on a conference call to discuss President Obama’s plan for education in both Pennsylvania and across the U.S.
He may not be the top challenger in PA, but Manan Trivedi remains the darling of national progressives. This week he scored an endorsement from MoveOn.org in his bid to unseat Rep. Jim Gerlach.
Matt Smith is out with his second ad of the campaign season, showing voters what he fights for from the position of a father of three. PoliticsPA also has the ads of his Republican opponent, D. Raja, whose campaign ad strategy is a little bit less happy-go-lucky.
Larry Maggi received some help in his quest for PA-18: a fundraising email from former presidential hopeful and Army General Wesley Clark, who goes on the offensive for the candidate.
Mitt Romney is making his best push for Pennsylvania, by holding a telephone town hall and announcing his PA campaign leadership.
The Rothfus campaign has released its first negative ad, which the campaign said was needed to “set the record straight” and counter attacks against him made by outside groups supporting his opponent Mark Critz.
Senate hopeful Tom Smith is a man of substance. That’s the message of a new television ad his campaign today released Thursday, which lays out three of the Republican’s broader policy positions.
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