Feeling let down now that Rick Santorum has dropped out of the Republican Presidential fight? Fear not! For there are still plenty of Democratic battles for you to weigh in on this April 24. See our handy charts below for a rundown of the candidates in key state and local races.

U.S. Congress District 12

State House District 22

Pennsylvania Attorney General

State House District 24

State House District 20

  

This article appears in Apr 11-17, 2012.

One reply on “2012 Primary Election Guide”

  1. Now that Mitt Romney is the presumptive nominee, the president is going to have a bit more of a fight to contend with – but not much of one. The “party of Abraham Lincoln” has sunk so far down into the ideological cesspool, I believe they have become virtually unelectable nationally. The women of America will see to that. They’re fed up with the Republicans’ weird obsession with their bodies and they’re jumping ship by the thousands each day. Can you blame them?

    This is an election the Dems will be able to win with one hand tied behind their backs. Too make matters worse for the GOP, the “base” won’t be coming out on Election Day to the extent of making much of a difference unless Mitt chooses a half-witted extremist (ala Sarah Palin) as his running mate. That choice will scare the heck out of the rest of the country, The grand old party is over.

    I was very tempted to write about Newt Gingrich this morning but why bother. By this stage in the game, to pick on someone as pathetic as the Newtster would be the equivalent of throwing a bucket of ice-cold water on a blind, mentally handicapped paraplegic. It’s just not an acceptable thing to do under any circumstances – in very bad taste.

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    Tom Degan

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