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PA Primary Voters Guides and Information 2012

by admin on April 23, 2012

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Vote Tuesday April 24th 2012. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm. Visit VotesPA to find your polling place and see other voter information. Also don’t forget to bring your ID with you to the polls.

Here are some voters guides from around the state

Video on why you should vote from the Commonwealth Foundation

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Steve Welch on KYW Newsmakers

by bjude on February 16, 2012

in PA News,Senate 2012

Steve Welch, appeared on KYW Newsmakers Sunday morning to discuss how he will restore fiscal responsibility to Washington and promote pro-growth policies to improve the economy and create jobs.

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Op-Ed: PA GOP Endorsement- Card Check or Keeping them Honest?

02.06.2012

Last week in Hershey, the Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania voted to endorse candidates for office in Pennsylvania’s 2012 Primary Election.  Hours later, the PA GOP emerged with a full slate of capable, qualified and endorsed candidates who will rely on the Party’s funds and volunteer network to help propel them to victory over their [...]

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Welch Wins Endorsement, First Ballot

01.28.2012

Despite a very heated race for US Senate in 2012 in Pennsylvania, and despite what appeared to be an imminent open primary, Steve Welch (WelchForPA.com) has taken the PA State Republican Committee endorsement. In a vote that appeared to be much closer from the outside, Welch won on the first ballot cast by simple majority. No small [...]

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Potential Challengers for Senator Bob Casey in 2012

11.04.2010

Updated 11/12/10 with new submissions As Republicans painted the state of Pennsylvania red last week incumbent senator Bob Casey was taking a hard look at his chances for reelection in 2012. At this point no Republicans (that I am aware of) have announced a challenge to Senator Casey. But with the midterm elections over bloggers, [...]

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