Pa. governor hopeful drops out, backs rival as primary nears
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A Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor says he is ending his campaign and endorsing rival Lou Barletta. The development on Thursday comes as GOP leaders warn that leading candidate Doug
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Pennsylvania’s Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman is expected to announce Thursday that he is dropping out of the governor’s race and will be endorsing Lou Barletta to be the Republican gubernatorial nominee, according to a source familiar with the campaign.
A Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor says he is ending his campaign and endorsing rival Lou Barletta. The development on Thursday comes as GOP leaders warn that leading candidate Doug
The endorsement by Jake Corman, who dropped out of the race, represents the starkest step yet for Republicans who are trying to halt the primary’s front-runner, Doug Mastriano.
Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidate Jake Corman announced Thursday he would exit the race for governor and endorse Republican rival Lou Barletta. The move is seen as a last-ditch attempt for the Republican field to coalesce around a candidate other than state Sen. Doug Mastriano, who…
“The time has come for me to show leadership and support someone who can win in November – and that’s my friend, Lou Barletta," Corman said in a statement.
Jake Corman said Thursday that he was endorsing rival Lou Barletta, a move that comes as GOP leaders warn that leading candidate Doug Mastriano is too far right to win
HARRISBURG — Jake Corman, Pennsylvania’s ranking state senator and a Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor said Thursday that he was ending his campaign and endorsing rival Lou Barletta, a move that comes as GOP leaders warn that leading candidate Doug Mastriano is too far right to win in a…
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