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Tag Archives: Pennsylvania
Adviser: Romney “shellshocked” by loss
By Jan Crawford / CBS News BOSTON, Mass. Mitt Romney’s campaign got its first hint something was wrong on the afternoon of Election Day, when state campaign workers on the ground began reporting huge turnout in areas favorable to President Obama: northeastern Ohio, northern Virginia, central Florida and Miami-Dade. Then came the [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Florida, Mitt Romney, Republican Presidential Race, Solid Principles
Tagged as: 2012 Presidential Race, Florida, Mitt Romney, N. Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia
Primary results 2012: Mitt Romney ‘s 5-state sweep
By ALEXANDER BURNS Mitt Romney swept all five Republican primary elections Tuesday night, putting an end once and for all to any hopes for a comeback by his beleaguered GOP primary opponents. The last state to be called was New York, where voting ended at 9 p.m.; Romney was previously projected the winner in Connecticut, [...]
71% in Pennsylvania Favor Troops on Border To Stop Illegal Immigration
June 12, 2010 Seventy-one percent (71%) of Likely Voters in Pennsylvania support sending U.S. troops to the border with Mexico to help prevent illegal immigration, according to a new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in the state. Sixteen percent (16%) are opposed to such a move, while 14% are not sure. Nationally, 79% of voters believe [...]
Scott Brown’s special election strategy
Today’s Monday Fix column — yes, we write for the dead-tree edition of the Post too! — looks at Sen. Scott Brown’s (R) decision to wade into the special elections in Hawaii and Pennsylvania and what it might mean for the man from Massachusetts’ political future. Brown has emailed the Hawaii addresses on his broad [...]
