
10/8: Strategy That Could Decide PA
Dems in Rural Areas? GOP In Urban Centers? Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
Dems in Rural Areas? GOP In Urban Centers? Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
A look at last night’s Senate and Attorney General debates. Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
There are six candidates for PA Attorney General. Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
Why Erie County May Decide The Presidency. Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
Scranton, Lackawanna County Catholics have questions about Harris. Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
Presidential candidates lay out vision for the future. Here is the PoliticsPA Playbook
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âAhead of November, both political parties have made a similar bet: that they can boost their odds of winning key swing states by going on offense in places they donât normally compete.
For Republicans, that means building on the 2020 trends that saw their candidates, led by Donald Trump, make inroads among a swath of working-class voters of color, especially in urban centers. For Democrats, that looks like holding down GOP margins of victory in rural regions and accelerating changes in suburbs.
With just a few weeks left until Election Day, the key to making these strategies work may be the ground operations each side has built up to make the case to new, undecided, or persuadable voters. â (Vox)
Elsewhere
SCOTUS Wonât Hear PA Republicans Challenge to Executive Actions Expanding Voting Access. âThe United States Supreme Court made news on its first day of the new session, deciding it will not take a case to restore a lawsuit from Pennsylvania Republicans that challenged executive actions expanding voting access.â (PoliticsPA)
Watching Battleground Pennsylvania. âNBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki explains what to watch for in battleground Pennsylvania with less than one month to go until Election Day.â (PoliticsPA)
Politics of Fracking Involve More Than Fossil Fuels. âItâs not just about wells; itâs about other issues, too â such as rural economies, the state budget and finding the right posture for traditional constituencies who arenât necessarily where one might expect them to be.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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âIt’s been a decade since one party controlled the governorâs mansion and Pennsylvania’s legislature. And Democrats hope spirited voter turnout amid a presidential election year can hand them their first âtrifectaâ since 1993.
Whether that happens or not â and it wonât be easy â this fall’s elections could pave the way for new state laws, or changes to the state constitution itself.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
As Democrats Fight To Keep Control of the PA House, Poll Shows Their Agenda Is Popular. âUnder Democratic control, the Pennsylvania House has advanced policies expanding universal background checks for guns, providing discrimination protections to people based on sexual orientation, and raising the minimum wage to $15.â (Spotlight PA)
PA-10. How to Watch the Janelle Stelson, Scott Perry Debate. âThe two candidates in one of Pennsylvaniaâs most competitive congressional races will debate for the first time. Congressman Scott Perry (R) and former television anchor Janelle Stelson (D) will debate on abc27 on Tuesday, October 8.â (abc27)
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PA Senate Republicans Threaten Shapiro Cabinet Member With Prison In Dispute Over Release of Tax Data. âUsing a threat of imprisonment, Republicans who control the state Senate on Monday advanced a measure to compel a former high-ranking colleague â state Revenue Secretary Pat Browne â to appear before them to answer questions about a special tax zone in Eastern Pennsylvania.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Bryan Cutler, House Republicans Claim âDouble Votingâ a Risk, But Wonât Share Details. âHouse Republicans have refused to show their supposed evidence or turn it over to state authorities, leaving elections officials with doubts about the validity of their research.â (LNP | Lancaster Online)
Voter Guides
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âAllegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato will unveil her administrationâs first budget proposal Tuesday. The plan comes amid mounting fiscal headaches, leaving many observers bracing for a tax hike proposal.
Expenses are outpacing revenues, due in part to steep declines in the assessed values of commercial properties Downtown. Unless more revenue can be found, the county is expected to have a $60 million deficit by the end of this year. That represents roughly 6% of the countyâs annual $1 billion spending plan, and itâs an increase from 2023âs $40 million deficit.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
Energy Secretary Says Feds Are âBullishâ on Nuclear at PA Chamber Event. âThe Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry held its annual dinner Monday night in Hershey, featuring appearances by Americaâs most-recognized tennis champion as well as two political figures who have recently made economic news.â (PennLive)
38 Counties Have Ballots Available For Voting âOn-Demand.â âWith less than 30 days remaining before the November 5 general election, 38 of Pennsylvaniaâs 67 counties have their ballots ready to âvote on demand.ââ (PoliticsPA)
Pennsylvania Judge Suspended Without Pay Over Political Social Media Posts. âJudge Mark B. Cohen of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County was suspended after repeatedly and continually posting political social media posts despite warnings from a supervisory judge and the Court of Judicial Discipline.â (WHTM)
Schools Make Millions Offering Degrees That Double as Work Visas. âA 33-year-old from Pakistan told Bloomberg that his fellow students at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology enrolled to buy more time in the United States.â (Bloomberg)
State House Previews
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âBoston Beerâs Sam Adams is debuting an At-Home SĂ©ance Kit, designed for âbeer lovers or ghosts with a dash of mischief,â which the brand said can help thrill-seekers conjure up the spirit of Samuel Adams.
The kits include a card instructing how the summoning ritual should be performed, a portrait of Adams, a vial of dirt from his hometown Boston, hops used to make the beer, two spooky pint glasses and a candle inspired by a can of Samuel Adams Octoberfest beer to supplement the séance, the brand said.
Available for a limited time on the brandâs website, the kits sell for $18.03, priced to match the year Sam Adams died.â (Food Dive)
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âAhead of November, both political parties have made a similar bet: that they can boost their odds of winning key swing states by going on offense in places they donât normally compete.
For Republicans, that means building on the 2020 trends that saw their candidates, led by Donald Trump, make inroads among a swath of working-class voters of color, especially in urban centers. For Democrats, that looks like holding down GOP margins of victory in rural regions and accelerating changes in suburbs.
With just a few weeks left until Election Day, the key to making these strategies work may be the ground operations each side has built up to make the case to new, undecided, or persuadable voters. â (Vox)
Elsewhere
SCOTUS Wonât Hear PA Republicans Challenge to Executive Actions Expanding Voting Access. âThe United States Supreme Court made news on its first day of the new session, deciding it will not take a case to restore a lawsuit from Pennsylvania Republicans that challenged executive actions expanding voting access.â (PoliticsPA)
Watching Battleground Pennsylvania. âNBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki explains what to watch for in battleground Pennsylvania with less than one month to go until Election Day.â (PoliticsPA)
Politics of Fracking Involve More Than Fossil Fuels. âItâs not just about wells; itâs about other issues, too â such as rural economies, the state budget and finding the right posture for traditional constituencies who arenât necessarily where one might expect them to be.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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âIt’s been a decade since one party controlled the governorâs mansion and Pennsylvania’s legislature. And Democrats hope spirited voter turnout amid a presidential election year can hand them their first âtrifectaâ since 1993.
Whether that happens or not â and it wonât be easy â this fall’s elections could pave the way for new state laws, or changes to the state constitution itself.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
As Democrats Fight To Keep Control of the PA House, Poll Shows Their Agenda Is Popular. âUnder Democratic control, the Pennsylvania House has advanced policies expanding universal background checks for guns, providing discrimination protections to people based on sexual orientation, and raising the minimum wage to $15.â (Spotlight PA)
PA-10. How to Watch the Janelle Stelson, Scott Perry Debate. âThe two candidates in one of Pennsylvaniaâs most competitive congressional races will debate for the first time. Congressman Scott Perry (R) and former television anchor Janelle Stelson (D) will debate on abc27 on Tuesday, October 8.â (abc27)
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PA Senate Republicans Threaten Shapiro Cabinet Member With Prison In Dispute Over Release of Tax Data. âUsing a threat of imprisonment, Republicans who control the state Senate on Monday advanced a measure to compel a former high-ranking colleague â state Revenue Secretary Pat Browne â to appear before them to answer questions about a special tax zone in Eastern Pennsylvania.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Bryan Cutler, House Republicans Claim âDouble Votingâ a Risk, But Wonât Share Details. âHouse Republicans have refused to show their supposed evidence or turn it over to state authorities, leaving elections officials with doubts about the validity of their research.â (LNP | Lancaster Online)
Voter Guides
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âAllegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato will unveil her administrationâs first budget proposal Tuesday. The plan comes amid mounting fiscal headaches, leaving many observers bracing for a tax hike proposal.
Expenses are outpacing revenues, due in part to steep declines in the assessed values of commercial properties Downtown. Unless more revenue can be found, the county is expected to have a $60 million deficit by the end of this year. That represents roughly 6% of the countyâs annual $1 billion spending plan, and itâs an increase from 2023âs $40 million deficit.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
Energy Secretary Says Feds Are âBullishâ on Nuclear at PA Chamber Event. âThe Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry held its annual dinner Monday night in Hershey, featuring appearances by Americaâs most-recognized tennis champion as well as two political figures who have recently made economic news.â (PennLive)
38 Counties Have Ballots Available For Voting âOn-Demand.â âWith less than 30 days remaining before the November 5 general election, 38 of Pennsylvaniaâs 67 counties have their ballots ready to âvote on demand.ââ (PoliticsPA)
Pennsylvania Judge Suspended Without Pay Over Political Social Media Posts. âJudge Mark B. Cohen of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County was suspended after repeatedly and continually posting political social media posts despite warnings from a supervisory judge and the Court of Judicial Discipline.â (WHTM)
Schools Make Millions Offering Degrees That Double as Work Visas. âA 33-year-old from Pakistan told Bloomberg that his fellow students at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology enrolled to buy more time in the United States.â (Bloomberg)
State House Previews
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âBoston Beerâs Sam Adams is debuting an At-Home SĂ©ance Kit, designed for âbeer lovers or ghosts with a dash of mischief,â which the brand said can help thrill-seekers conjure up the spirit of Samuel Adams.
The kits include a card instructing how the summoning ritual should be performed, a portrait of Adams, a vial of dirt from his hometown Boston, hops used to make the beer, two spooky pint glasses and a candle inspired by a can of Samuel Adams Octoberfest beer to supplement the séance, the brand said.
Available for a limited time on the brandâs website, the kits sell for $18.03, priced to match the year Sam Adams died.â (Food Dive)
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đŁïž What Weâre Hearing. President Joe Biden will be fully embraced by Democratic Sen. Bob Casey when he participates in an evening campaign fundraiser in Philadelphia for the senior Pennsylvania senator.
đ PoliticsPA Polling Tracker (avg. of last 5 PA polls)
President: Harris +0.8% | Senate: Casey +4.6%
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âAhead of November, both political parties have made a similar bet: that they can boost their odds of winning key swing states by going on offense in places they donât normally compete.
For Republicans, that means building on the 2020 trends that saw their candidates, led by Donald Trump, make inroads among a swath of working-class voters of color, especially in urban centers. For Democrats, that looks like holding down GOP margins of victory in rural regions and accelerating changes in suburbs.
With just a few weeks left until Election Day, the key to making these strategies work may be the ground operations each side has built up to make the case to new, undecided, or persuadable voters. â (Vox)
Elsewhere
SCOTUS Wonât Hear PA Republicans Challenge to Executive Actions Expanding Voting Access. âThe United States Supreme Court made news on its first day of the new session, deciding it will not take a case to restore a lawsuit from Pennsylvania Republicans that challenged executive actions expanding voting access.â (PoliticsPA)
Watching Battleground Pennsylvania. âNBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki explains what to watch for in battleground Pennsylvania with less than one month to go until Election Day.â (PoliticsPA)
Politics of Fracking Involve More Than Fossil Fuels. âItâs not just about wells; itâs about other issues, too â such as rural economies, the state budget and finding the right posture for traditional constituencies who arenât necessarily where one might expect them to be.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Â
âIt’s been a decade since one party controlled the governorâs mansion and Pennsylvania’s legislature. And Democrats hope spirited voter turnout amid a presidential election year can hand them their first âtrifectaâ since 1993.
Whether that happens or not â and it wonât be easy â this fall’s elections could pave the way for new state laws, or changes to the state constitution itself.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
As Democrats Fight To Keep Control of the PA House, Poll Shows Their Agenda Is Popular. âUnder Democratic control, the Pennsylvania House has advanced policies expanding universal background checks for guns, providing discrimination protections to people based on sexual orientation, and raising the minimum wage to $15.â (Spotlight PA)
PA-10. How to Watch the Janelle Stelson, Scott Perry Debate. âThe two candidates in one of Pennsylvaniaâs most competitive congressional races will debate for the first time. Congressman Scott Perry (R) and former television anchor Janelle Stelson (D) will debate on abc27 on Tuesday, October 8.â (abc27)
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PA Senate Republicans Threaten Shapiro Cabinet Member With Prison In Dispute Over Release of Tax Data. âUsing a threat of imprisonment, Republicans who control the state Senate on Monday advanced a measure to compel a former high-ranking colleague â state Revenue Secretary Pat Browne â to appear before them to answer questions about a special tax zone in Eastern Pennsylvania.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Bryan Cutler, House Republicans Claim âDouble Votingâ a Risk, But Wonât Share Details. âHouse Republicans have refused to show their supposed evidence or turn it over to state authorities, leaving elections officials with doubts about the validity of their research.â (LNP | Lancaster Online)
Voter Guides
Â
âAllegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato will unveil her administrationâs first budget proposal Tuesday. The plan comes amid mounting fiscal headaches, leaving many observers bracing for a tax hike proposal.
Expenses are outpacing revenues, due in part to steep declines in the assessed values of commercial properties Downtown. Unless more revenue can be found, the county is expected to have a $60 million deficit by the end of this year. That represents roughly 6% of the countyâs annual $1 billion spending plan, and itâs an increase from 2023âs $40 million deficit.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
Energy Secretary Says Feds Are âBullishâ on Nuclear at PA Chamber Event. âThe Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry held its annual dinner Monday night in Hershey, featuring appearances by Americaâs most-recognized tennis champion as well as two political figures who have recently made economic news.â (PennLive)
38 Counties Have Ballots Available For Voting âOn-Demand.â âWith less than 30 days remaining before the November 5 general election, 38 of Pennsylvaniaâs 67 counties have their ballots ready to âvote on demand.ââ (PoliticsPA)
Pennsylvania Judge Suspended Without Pay Over Political Social Media Posts. âJudge Mark B. Cohen of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County was suspended after repeatedly and continually posting political social media posts despite warnings from a supervisory judge and the Court of Judicial Discipline.â (WHTM)
Schools Make Millions Offering Degrees That Double as Work Visas. âA 33-year-old from Pakistan told Bloomberg that his fellow students at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology enrolled to buy more time in the United States.â (Bloomberg)
State House Previews
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âBoston Beerâs Sam Adams is debuting an At-Home SĂ©ance Kit, designed for âbeer lovers or ghosts with a dash of mischief,â which the brand said can help thrill-seekers conjure up the spirit of Samuel Adams.
The kits include a card instructing how the summoning ritual should be performed, a portrait of Adams, a vial of dirt from his hometown Boston, hops used to make the beer, two spooky pint glasses and a candle inspired by a can of Samuel Adams Octoberfest beer to supplement the séance, the brand said.
Available for a limited time on the brandâs website, the kits sell for $18.03, priced to match the year Sam Adams died.â (Food Dive)
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đŁïž What Weâre Hearing. President Joe Biden will be fully embraced by Democratic Sen. Bob Casey when he participates in an evening campaign fundraiser in Philadelphia for the senior Pennsylvania senator.
đ PoliticsPA Polling Tracker (avg. of last 5 PA polls)
President: Harris +0.8% | Senate: Casey +4.6%
đïž Political News From THE Swing State. Where can you find all the latest news on whatâs happening in Keystone State politics? Sign up for the PoliticsPA Playbook. Weâll deliver all the latest headlines in an easy-to-read format every weekday at 8 AM. And itâs free. Add your name to the list and subscribe now.
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âAhead of November, both political parties have made a similar bet: that they can boost their odds of winning key swing states by going on offense in places they donât normally compete.
For Republicans, that means building on the 2020 trends that saw their candidates, led by Donald Trump, make inroads among a swath of working-class voters of color, especially in urban centers. For Democrats, that looks like holding down GOP margins of victory in rural regions and accelerating changes in suburbs.
With just a few weeks left until Election Day, the key to making these strategies work may be the ground operations each side has built up to make the case to new, undecided, or persuadable voters. â (Vox)
Elsewhere
SCOTUS Wonât Hear PA Republicans Challenge to Executive Actions Expanding Voting Access. âThe United States Supreme Court made news on its first day of the new session, deciding it will not take a case to restore a lawsuit from Pennsylvania Republicans that challenged executive actions expanding voting access.â (PoliticsPA)
Watching Battleground Pennsylvania. âNBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki explains what to watch for in battleground Pennsylvania with less than one month to go until Election Day.â (PoliticsPA)
Politics of Fracking Involve More Than Fossil Fuels. âItâs not just about wells; itâs about other issues, too â such as rural economies, the state budget and finding the right posture for traditional constituencies who arenât necessarily where one might expect them to be.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Â
âIt’s been a decade since one party controlled the governorâs mansion and Pennsylvania’s legislature. And Democrats hope spirited voter turnout amid a presidential election year can hand them their first âtrifectaâ since 1993.
Whether that happens or not â and it wonât be easy â this fall’s elections could pave the way for new state laws, or changes to the state constitution itself.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
As Democrats Fight To Keep Control of the PA House, Poll Shows Their Agenda Is Popular. âUnder Democratic control, the Pennsylvania House has advanced policies expanding universal background checks for guns, providing discrimination protections to people based on sexual orientation, and raising the minimum wage to $15.â (Spotlight PA)
PA-10. How to Watch the Janelle Stelson, Scott Perry Debate. âThe two candidates in one of Pennsylvaniaâs most competitive congressional races will debate for the first time. Congressman Scott Perry (R) and former television anchor Janelle Stelson (D) will debate on abc27 on Tuesday, October 8.â (abc27)
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PA Senate Republicans Threaten Shapiro Cabinet Member With Prison In Dispute Over Release of Tax Data. âUsing a threat of imprisonment, Republicans who control the state Senate on Monday advanced a measure to compel a former high-ranking colleague â state Revenue Secretary Pat Browne â to appear before them to answer questions about a special tax zone in Eastern Pennsylvania.â (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Bryan Cutler, House Republicans Claim âDouble Votingâ a Risk, But Wonât Share Details. âHouse Republicans have refused to show their supposed evidence or turn it over to state authorities, leaving elections officials with doubts about the validity of their research.â (LNP | Lancaster Online)
Voter Guides
Â
âAllegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato will unveil her administrationâs first budget proposal Tuesday. The plan comes amid mounting fiscal headaches, leaving many observers bracing for a tax hike proposal.
Expenses are outpacing revenues, due in part to steep declines in the assessed values of commercial properties Downtown. Unless more revenue can be found, the county is expected to have a $60 million deficit by the end of this year. That represents roughly 6% of the countyâs annual $1 billion spending plan, and itâs an increase from 2023âs $40 million deficit.â (WESA)
Elsewhere
Energy Secretary Says Feds Are âBullishâ on Nuclear at PA Chamber Event. âThe Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry held its annual dinner Monday night in Hershey, featuring appearances by Americaâs most-recognized tennis champion as well as two political figures who have recently made economic news.â (PennLive)
38 Counties Have Ballots Available For Voting âOn-Demand.â âWith less than 30 days remaining before the November 5 general election, 38 of Pennsylvaniaâs 67 counties have their ballots ready to âvote on demand.ââ (PoliticsPA)
Pennsylvania Judge Suspended Without Pay Over Political Social Media Posts. âJudge Mark B. Cohen of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County was suspended after repeatedly and continually posting political social media posts despite warnings from a supervisory judge and the Court of Judicial Discipline.â (WHTM)
Schools Make Millions Offering Degrees That Double as Work Visas. âA 33-year-old from Pakistan told Bloomberg that his fellow students at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology enrolled to buy more time in the United States.â (Bloomberg)
State House Previews
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âBoston Beerâs Sam Adams is debuting an At-Home SĂ©ance Kit, designed for âbeer lovers or ghosts with a dash of mischief,â which the brand said can help thrill-seekers conjure up the spirit of Samuel Adams.
The kits include a card instructing how the summoning ritual should be performed, a portrait of Adams, a vial of dirt from his hometown Boston, hops used to make the beer, two spooky pint glasses and a candle inspired by a can of Samuel Adams Octoberfest beer to supplement the séance, the brand said.
Available for a limited time on the brandâs website, the kits sell for $18.03, priced to match the year Sam Adams died.â (Food Dive)
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