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Announcement
August 1st is the last day to circulate and file nomination papers for the municipal primary
The February 2013 Franklin and Marshall College Poll of P...
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The Franklin & Marshall College Poll released on Ma...
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2013 PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
MUNICIPAL PRIMARY (May 21)
MUNICIPAL ELECTION (November 5)
The Majority Party PA is a political action committee. It was created to do something no other political action committee or political party does: Work to get the government the majority of PA citizens want. That’s it. There’s no ideology other than the right of citizens to govern themselves.
This is the unique promise of America and Pennsylvania, a promise denied by special interest money that has captured the major political parties. Today, no political party truly represents the majority of citizens. But The Majority Party PA will.
The agenda for The Majority Party PA comes exclusively from scientific public opinion research. There is no other agenda. What we think as individuals working for The Majority Party PA doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters is what the majority of our fellow citizens think.
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The heat is up as Governor Tom Corbett pushes the Senate to pass along the Liquor Privatization bill, even as the debates are at an all time high. The senate is still hearing from opposition voices on the bill, so it will be interesting to see whether or not the bill will be ready anytime soon, let alone by the…..
Between now and June 30, the General Assembly focuses on the state budget for 2013-14. As always, the budget comes with a mix of ingredients – privatizing state liquor stores, Medicaid expansion, transportation funding, the pension crisis – that makes for complicated negotiations. So let’s make a few things clearer – like the Majority Mandate of PA voters. Click on the link for…..