Two weeks ago, Lackawanna County Attorney Matt Cartwright unseated Rep. Tim Holden, the dean of the Pa. congressional delegation. Details, reports and analyses after the fact shed some light on how an incumbent who’d dodged 20 years of challengers fell.
Labor is looking at the Keystone State to hold the line against Mitt Romney in 2012. PA will see a significant chunk of the $500K the AFL-CIO Super PAC Workers’ Voice is spending on its national online ad buy.
With the help of 6 Pa. women, the PA Republican Party is taking a swipe at the President Obama – and his campaign’s “Life of Julia” feature.
Rep. Tim Murphy is joining the ranks of his fellow GOP members in asking the LRC to reconsider their newly adopted map. Murphy said the new map would disenfranchise voters, especially in the 37th district where Raja is seeking State Senate election.
The general election ad wars are officially on in Pennsylvania. Barack Obama’s campaign rolled out this 60-second spot, called “Go,” a broad summary of the President’s re-election argument.
Kathleen Kane has emerged from her contested primary with momentum, a poll conducted by her campaign shows. She leads Republican Dave Freed 48 percent to 27 percent.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Around the state, campaigns and candidates are putting the primary behind them and pivoting to the general election. Or, dare we say, shaking the Etch-a-Sketch.
Despite a drop in unemployment numbers in a newly released jobs report, presumptive Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney said President Barack Obama’s policies continue to stifle entrepreneurship to an audience of around 300 at a Pittsburgh-area business.
Despite a hard-fought and sometimes contentious primary, Jason Altmire has appeared to overcome his loss and plans to throw his full support behind Mark Critz at a Monday rally in Pittsburgh with fellow Democratic lawmakers.
The general election has begun, and some people are counting their wins from last Tuesday. Others, not so much. Here are this week’s Ups & Downs, including a bit more reaction from last week’s primary election.
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