Voter ID was controversial from the start, as has the House Majority Leader’s comments on it. Jon Stewart caught wind of the story this week, and decided to end his last broadcast until the RNC and DNC conventions on a high note – last night he took another jab at Turzai, the law and…Teg Nugent?
Sen. Pat Toomey has put some serious mileage on his campaign bus in his first term. With a visit to The Holcombe Group in Sullivan County Tuesday, Toomey has now visited all 67 counties in Pennsylvania in less than two years in the Senate.
We’ve got one injunction, two bad votes and three marriages. Who had a good week, and who wishes they could take it back? Check it out.
Good morning, politicos. Here’s the buzz. Obama, Casey and Corbett have all slipped in the polls; we’ve released a poll of our own regarding campaign ads; in case you missed it, last night Voter ID and Turzai (again) got a mention on The Daily Show.
On a hot Thursday afternoon PA Dems Party Chair Jim Burn, state Rep. and Auditor General candidate Eugene DePasquale, state Rep. Bryan Barbin and Cambria County Controller Ed Cernic Jr. gathered on the steps of Johnstown Central Park’s gazebo to talk education.
Americans for Prosperity has released a new ad, using testimonials from people who voted for Obama in 2008 who will not be voting for him again. The ad is the second phase of AFP’s major nationwide ad buy, and will be airing in Pennsylvania.
Thanks to technology, we never get a break from the barrage of political ads leading up the an election. We’ve already seen quite a few this cycle – from the presidential race all the way down to state Senate. Keeping them in mind, which ones influence you the most?
Team Obama fired the next attack in the “War on Medicare” Wednesday with the release of a negative ad criticizing the Romney-Ryan Medicare plan.
The latest Franklin & Marshall poll shows Gov. Tom Corbett’s favorability rating holding steady from their last poll conducted in June. But given that his unfavorability continues to climb, it is not a good sign for the Governor.
The latest poll conducted by Franklin & Marshall College shows a slight drop in the numbers for both the President and Senator Casey, but still has them leading their opponents.
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