Republican party leaders encourage voters to choose Barletta.
By Kyle Sammin
Republicans say poll points to continued state house success in fall election
A new poll found that legislative Republicans may have the edge over Democrats in Pennsylvania in the state’s fall elections.
By Todd Shepherd
The Editors: PA GOP needs to show why it exists
The reluctance and inaction of members of the Pennsylvania GOP begs the question: Why does the party still exist?
By The Editors
Dr. Oz entry, Parnell exit shuffle busy GOP Senate field
Six months before the primary vote, two major shifts in race to be Republican nominee for Pennsylvania’s open U.S. Senate seat have altered the race dynamics.
By Todd Shepherd
Guy Ciarrocchi: Fight fire with fire
It’s time for the GOP to fix a broken election system, but also to employ an effective winning strategy that uses every available tool to get out the vote.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Michael Torres: ‘Old School GOP’ prevailed in Pennsylvania’s swing counties
Voters in PA’s key swing counties sent a message to Republicans: Nominate a competent candidate who cares about our quality of life, and we’ll give you a win.
By Michael Torres
Republicans retake county row offices in Bucks
Republican candidates appears to have found great success in Bucks County, and a slew of victories and nail-biters in other counties across Pennsylvania.
By Linda Stein
Ronna McDaniel: Pennsylvania GOP offers alternative to Democrat disappointments
Pennsylvanians are ready for change after years of Democrat disappointments, and Republicans have the winning message and solution.
By Ronna McDaniel
Bradley Vasoli: Pennsylvania conservatives see do-or-die election for statewide judges this fall
The statewide judicial races are on the minds of Pennsylvania’s right-of-center voters and organizations, as an election for judges approaches.
By Bradley Vasoli
Charles McElwee: Working-class voters will shape PA’s political future
Pennsylvania Republicans can improve their political prospects if they build on working-class margins, address socioeconomic concerns, and speak to working-class aspirations.
By Charles McElwee