The height of election season is approaching, and pollsters are turning up the heat as it approaches. A new Franklin & Marshall College Opinion Research poll shows people warming up to the idea of same-sex marriages, and giving their opinions on the budget, their finances and Gov. Tom Corbett.
The Democrat-backed Paycheck Fairness Act fell short of cloture Tuesday, with Dems saying Romney and the right have failed women and Republicans calling the act a political stunt. Sens. Casey and Toomey split on the measure and it’s already become a campaign issue.
Tom Smith has some catching up to do. According to the Franklin and Marshall poll released this morning, incumbent Senator Bob Casey leads his Republican challenger by 21 points. However, 35 percent of voters remain undecided.
Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz. We’ve got some interesting new Franklin and Marshall poll numbers, more punches in the AG race, more TV ads in PA, and we want to know your opinion: is PA a swing state?
Barack Obama is in good shape in Pennsylvania according to the latest poll by Franklin & Marshall. The President has a solid lead over rival Mitt Romney, including a double-digit advantage among independents and the advantage among most demographic groups.
How much say does Pennsylvania’s Attorney General have over the health care law known as Obamacare? Not much. But Republican Dave Freed has called out Democratic opponent Kathleen Kane for saying she would withdraw PA from a lawsuit against it.
Sen. Bob Casey called for the House of Representatives to take action against Chinese currency undervaluation Monday in a letter to House Speaker John Boehner. The Treasury Department released a report last week saying China’s currency is subject to “persistent and substantial undervaluation.”
Within the last three weeks PA has moved from swing state status to “leans Dem,” a move that may have prompted Romney to delay campaign efforts and for Obama to hit the gas on advertising. But with five months left, we’re asking readers: Is PA a swing state?
We asked readers whether the Supreme Court will uphold the latest redistricting map, and a whopping 55 percent of you predict the map will be rejected because of either municipality splits or blatant gerrymandering.
In their latest Pennsylvania ad buy, Crossroads GPS attacked President Barack Obama for increasing spending despite campaign promises to curb the national debt. The 32-second spot notes that the country continues to add $4 billion to the deficit each day.
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