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Democrats' Outlook Unclear in Race to Succeed Rendell in Pa.
Pennsylvania's Democratic governor, Ed Rendell, can't run again in 2010 because of term limits, and right now there's no clear favorite in the Democratic gubernatorial field, while Republicans have a leading candidate but a lot of undecided voters when it comes to a GOP primary, according to a Franklin & Marshall poll conducted Oct. 20-25.
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The top three candidates among the Democrats are Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato at 10 percent, state Auditor General Jack Wagner at 9 percent, and Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Hoeffel at 6 percent. Two others are at 3 percent each. But the most significant figure for the moment is the 66 percent who are undecided.
On the Republican side, state Attorney General Tom Corbett leads four-term Rep. Jim Gerlach by 30 percent to 8 percent, with 5 percent preferring someone else and 57 percent undecided.
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azuredaze
1:03PM Oct 28th 2009
PA is a coal mining state and Obama is out to destroy that industry. PA doesn't like people like Obama's pal, Kevin Jennings teaching their kids forcefully through their school agenda to be good little fairies. There are a lot of seniors in PA that don't appreciate Obama's ideas of cutting their medicare by 5 billion bucks and using it to support people who don't want to work or are in this country illegally. I'm sure the residents of PA can see quite clearly where the dems have put this country in the past 9 months and they will make that known in the voting booths across the state. NO MORE Obama and his thug friends.
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