In the Hunt for VP Nod, Portman Joins Rally in Lancaster
Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, considered a top contender for VP on Romney’s ticket, visited Lancaster County on Monday to speak at a GOP Victory Rally.
July 30, 2012
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Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, considered a top contender for VP on Romney’s ticket, visited Lancaster County on Monday to speak at a GOP Victory Rally.
The Sierra Club continued their pressure on lawmakers Monday with the launch of television, radio and online ads. This time they are targeting Rep. Bill Shuster, calling on him to act and renew the Production Tax Credit for wind energy.
Data geeks, rejoice. Here are the full lists of congressional, state Senate and state House districts as they are potentially impacted by the new voter ID law.
It’s Medicare’s 47th birthday, and Democratic candidates and committees are bringing out the cake…and the knives.
[Updated with head-to-heads] An internal poll from Phil Scollo, the Dem challenging Rep. Tom Marino suggests that the freshman Republican incumbent has soft support in his newly drawn district. But the memo, obtained exclusively by PoliticsPA, omits initial head-to-head numbers.
As the House readies a vote on the Bush tax cuts, the DCCC has launched a new online advertising offensive against GOP Reps. Mike Fitzpatrick and Tim Murphy. Dems say the GOP rewards the wealthy but punishes the middle class; the GOP says tax cuts only for the few will mean economic woes for all.
A poll released Friday by Susquehanna Polling & Research shows that Pennsylvania may be slipping from the President’s grip. The poll shows a slim 3-point lead for Obama over Romney, 46-43 percent.
It’s tough to tell how many people will be impacted by PA’s new voter ID law. But based on the numbers we have, here are the congressional, PA House and Senate districts that will be most (and least) affected.
Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz. We dive down into voter ID numbers by the district. It may seem like news ads are coming out every day, but are the presidential candidates pulling their dollars out of the state? And ICYMI, check out last week’s Ups & Downs.
In the past few weeks, Pennsylvania has seen fewer and fewer presidential campaign ad dollars. The Obama campaign and GOP super PACs have scaled down their TV buys in the Keystone state.
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