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Author: Angela Alleman

  • Pa. Coal Region Backing Off Its Democratic Bent

    Philadelphia Inquirer Not long ago, two things held true in Greene County: Coal ruled, and a Democratic presidential candidate could count on solid voter support. Coal still holds its own. […]

  • Barletta Vows Effort To Overcome Gridlock

    Shamokin News Item Congressman Lou Barletta is the sitting representative for the 11th Congressional District, but in the Shamokin area and beyond, he may as well be just a candidate […]

  • Auditor General-John Maher

    Editorial Herald Standard Two state representatives with Southwestern Pennsylvania ties are vying to be Pennsylvania’s next auditor general to replace the outgoing Jack Wagner, who’s prohibited by law from seeking […]

  • Endorsements 2012 – Auditor General-John Maher

    Erie Times-News Pennsylvanians are fortunate to have two excellent candidates in Republican John Maher, a certified public accountant, and Democrat Eugene DePasquale, a lawyer, vying to succeed Jack Wagner as […]

  • Romney Will Spur Confidence To Boost The Economy

    Editorial Bucks County Courier Times President Barack Obama inherited a mess — a huge and frightening mess. The American economy was on the verge of collapse when he came into […]

  • Corbett Back In Flood Zone

    Wilkes-Barre Citizens Voice During Friday’s tour of Luzerne County areas recovering from flood damage cause by Tropical Storm Lee in September 2011, Gov. Tom Corbett often discussed Hurricane Sandy, which […]

  • GOP Likely To Keep Control In Pennsylvania Legislature

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette While Democrats in the state Senate have their best shot in decades to flip several Republican-held seats, control of both chambers of the Pennsylvania Legislature is likely to […]

  • In October, Smith Raises More Money Than Casey

    Shamokin News Item Republican U.S. Senate candidate Tom Smith raised more money than Democratic Sen. Bob Casey in the first 2½ weeks of this month and held a substantial edge […]

  • Poll: Sen. Casey’s Lead Shrinks As GOP Sees Opportunity In Pennsylvania

    The Hill Incumbent Sen. Bob Casey’s lead shrank by 3 percentage points since early October in a new poll, the latest indication that Republican challenger Tom Smith may have an […]