Senate candidate Katie McGinty previews her November campaign strategy: Donald Trump
At a campaign rally in South Philly, Katie McGinty thanked supporters -- and hit on Pat Toomey and Donald Trump.
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Comeback Kid: Katie McGinty wins Democratic Senate race, will face Pat Toomey in November
The Philadelphia native took about 45 percent of the statwide vote to defeat Joe Sestak and John Fetterman.
Who’s supporting who? The Pa. endorsements you need to know about before Tuesday
Your full April 2016 Primary Day endorsement tracker, from president to state representative.
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Save for April 26: The procrastinator’s guide to the 2016 Pennsylvania Primary
We've got you covered, from US Senate and US Congress races to state House and state Senate races to the weird delegate thing to Attorney General.
Beware the sample ballot: The outsized influence of Philly’s wards in next week’s primary
Longtime political consultant Neil Oxman said state senate and state representative races are "about a committee person handing you a piece of paper."
The reality TV guide to the 2016 Pennsylvania primary
Please note: We don't actually think a sitting assemblyman is the equivalent of a guy arrested for tax fraud who's nicknamed after his abs. We're just having fun. Enjoy!
Ad blitz: The Philly political TV war has begun
President, Senate, Congress, etc: Candidates and their super PACs have spent millions putting commercials up on Philadelphia's networks.
Meet Joe Sestak, the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate who can’t catch a break from his party
Sestak supporters believe the lack of support from Democratic insiders gives him the best chance to win in this anti-establishment election year.