Pa. governor candidates Josh Shapiro and Doug Mastriano on stopping crime
Crime has been a central talking point in Republican state Sen. Doug Mastriano’s campaign for governor.
Crime has been a central talking point in Republican state Sen. Doug Mastriano’s campaign for governor.
Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate candidates differ on many areas of criminal justice and public safety, including how bail should be handled and how accessible guns should be.
Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race will play a big role in deciding which party controls the chamber next year, and one of the big policy areas affected by that control is workers’ rights.
At the core of Doug Mastriano’s opaque, unusual campaign for governor are a group of allies and advisors who include subscribers to outlandish conspiracy theories, self-described prophets, and people who tried to help President Donald Trump overturn the 2020 election.
Many Pennsylvania suburban Republicans say they are having a hard time bringing themselves to vote for their party’s nominee for governor, Doug Mastriano
Pennsylvania lawmakers recently allocated $45 million to help counties administer elections. But county leaders say while more funding is welcome, additional provisions in the bill might actually make their jobs harder — not easier.
This isn’t the first time Fitzpatrick has split with the other Republicans on key votes and endorsements.
Now running in a primary against Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, Doug Mastriano is getting advertising help from one of Pennsylvania’s biggest-spending PACs