Former Pa. Senator Rick Santorum has the support of about a third of his former Republican constituents, a Quinnipiac University poll found this week. But he comes within 1 point of President Obama in a matchup here, compared to a 6 point deficit for Mitt Romney.
Let all doubt be put to rest: Mitt Romney is making a play for Pennsylvania. Tom Ridge, the former Pa. Governor and the first Secretary of Homeland Security, backed Romney this morning.
Senate hopeful Tom Smith is back on the air. His campaign will debut a new, 30-second ad starting Thursday titled “Red Ink” that focuses on the national debt.
Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz. Tuesday was a doozie. Tons of presidential news in PA, AL and MS. It’s TV season in PA, and candidates are jumping on the air in boatloads.
A mere seven days after the Super Tuesday results solidified the standing of Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum as the two front-runners of the GOP presidential primary, the former Pennsylvania senator has proved once again that he is here to stay with wins in Alabama and Mississippi.
The air war in PA-17 has begun. Incumbent Rep. Tim Holden will also air television ads – a basic 30-second bio spot – starting Wednesday.
Matt Cartwright, the Lackawanna County attorney challenging Rep. Tim Holden in the 17th congressional district primary, will air his first television ads Wednesday. The initial buy – 30 and 60 second, positive bio spots – will run $70K.
Citing a relative advantage for down-ballot Republicans, several congressmen and party leaders endorsed former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney today in Harrisburg.
As the presidential election heats up, President Obama finds his numbers improving in Pennsylvania, according to a poll released today by Public Policy Polling. Obama pulled ahead of Romney by a 7 point margin, now 49-42. In 2011, Obama and Romney were neck-and-neck with one another.
Experienced Republican operative Brian Nutt has taken over the Pa. operation for Rick Santorum’s Presidential campaign.
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