Political Luminaries Lend Hands In Pa. Campaigns
Former Democratic President Bill Clinton and rising stars in the Republican Party were among the political luminaries flocking to Pennsylvania on Thursday to campaign for candidates.
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Former Democratic President Bill Clinton and rising stars in the Republican Party were among the political luminaries flocking to Pennsylvania on Thursday to campaign for candidates.
A new Franklin and Marshall College Poll shows Republican Pat Toomey reestablishing his lead over Democrat Joe Sestak. In New Jersey, a Monmouth University survey shows Jon Runyan taking his first lead over Democrat John Adler.
Only seven days left, and right now, all sides in the Pennsylvania campaigns are concentrating on the numbers.
The upcoming midterm elections could signal a major change in the political landscape of the United States. Oren Liebermann breaks down the Senate and Gubernatorial races in our area.
The candidates for the U.S. senate from Pennsylvania squared off in a debate on Friday and the tone of the debate was as negative as the overall campaign has been.
The latest poll shows Corbett ahead by only five points among likely voters, 49 to 44 percent.
The men who would be the next U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania squared off in their first debate Wednesday night at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
It looks like Pennsylvania's Senate race is turning into a dead heat.
Two weeks before election day 2010, Democrat Joe Sestak and Republican Pat Toomey are like two battle hardened heavyweight fighters headed into the final rounds. They're exchanging verbal blows with no time to rest.
A new Franklin and Marshall College poll shows a close race in Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district between Republican Pat Meehan and Democrat Bryan Lentz.
For many Americans, times are tough. But not for the heavyweight contenders for high office.
With Election Day right around the corner, desperation has already arrived for some local candidates.
In our first "Truth Test" of the 2010 fall election season, Eyewitness News found that some of the television commercials attacking candidates in Pennsylvania's Senate race contain some questionable claims.
