Radio PA Roundtable – June 1-3, 2018

On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, what is Harrisburg doing to improve school safety? What is Harrisburg doing to improve the interstates? And, the Atlantic storm season has officially arrived and we’ve already had a named storm. What can we expect for the summer of 2018?

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Radio PA Roundtable – May 25-28, 2018

On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, a state lawmaker is calling for a big and expensive project in the Philadelphia School District over the summer; businesses are seeing a brighter economic future; and what’s next in the path to sports betting in PA?

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Radio PA Roundtable – May 18-20, 2018

On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, we review the winners and losers in the 2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election, focusing on the now-set November races for governor and U.S. Senate. Hear from the candidates and get some early analysis on what to expect on November 6th.

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Radio PA Roundtable – May 11-13, 2018

On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, we preview the GOP primary election as three candidates are vying for the party’s nomination to face Governor Tom Wolf in the November general election.

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“Primary Choices: 2018”

Radio PA and PAMatters present this 2-hour Pennsylvania primary election preview as voters statewide prepare to cast their ballots on Tuesday, May 15th.

In “Primary Choices: 2018,” we will examine the races for the Republican nominations for U.S. Senate and governor; discuss the impact of redistricting on the U.S. House races; and take a sneak peek at the November general elections and the reelection prospects for Senator Bob Casey and Governor Tom Wolf, both of whom are unopposed in their Democratic primaries.

You can hear more with each of the candidates who appear in this program here on PAMatters.com, where we have posted the complete interviews with Paul Mango, Laura Ellsworth and Jim Christiana.

Polls will be open from 7:00am until 8:00pm on Tuesday, May 15th – make sure your voice is heard!

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2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election – Meet Paul Mango

Paul Mango wants to be Pennsylvania’s next governor, but before he can take on incumbent Tom Wolf in November, he’ll have to navigate a path to victory in a 3-way Republican primary.

Mango visited the Radio PA studios on April 24th to talk about his life, professional background, the issues and his motivations for seeking the office.

This is the complete, unedited interview with Mango and you can also hear excerpts of this conversation in Radio PA’s 2-hour primary election special “Primary Choices: 2018.”

The primary election is Tuesday, May 15th…

Visit www.mangoforpa.com for more information on gubernatorial candidate Paul Mango.

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2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election – Meet Laura Ellsworth

Western PA attorney Laura Ellsworth says she has the best chance to beat incumbent Governor Tom Wolf in the November election, but before she can be the GOP’s nominee for the fall, she has to overcome a very heated and loud 3-way primary election.

Ellsworth visited the Radio PA studios on April 25th for this in-depth interview, laying out her plans for the Commonwealth’s future, and talking about her background, her family and her motivations for seeking the office.

This is the complete and unedited interview with Laura Ellsworth, and you can also hear excerpts of this conversation, as well as an analysis of the 2018 election in Radio PA’s 2-hour primary election special “Primary Choices: 2018.”

The primary election is Tuesday, May 15th.

You can learn more about the campaign of Laura Ellsworth at www.ellsworth2018.com.

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2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election – Meet Jim Christiana

Western PA State Representative Jim Christiana is running for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in the hopes of taking on incumbent Democrat Bob Casey this November.

Christiana visited the Radio PA studios on April 16th for an in-depth conversation about his background, his 10-year career in the state House of Representatives and his vision for the future.

This is the complete interview with Christiana, and excerpts can also be heard in Radio PA’s 2-hour primary election special “Primary Choices: 2018,” along with analysis of this important mid-term election year.

The primary election is Tuesday, May 15th.

You can learn more about Jim Christiana’s campaign at www.jimchristiana.org.

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2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election – Who’s Missing?

Starting in late March, Radio PA reached out to the 5 candidates running for the GOP nominations for U.S. Senate and governor, extending invitations to appear on the network’s 2-hour primary election preview “Primary Choices: 2018.” We gave the campaigns a window of nearly 5 weeks to schedule an interview.

4 of the 5 campaigns responded to our initial overture, with three candidates – Jim Christiana, Paul Mango and Laura Ellsworth – eagerly accepting our invitation. You can hear their interviews here on PAMatters.com.

The campaign of Congressman Lou Barletta, who is running for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate, initially indicated their willingness to participate, but then did not respond to multiple attempts to schedule an interview during the entire month of April.

The campaign of gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner did not respond to Radio PA at all.

As a result, we are bringing you the interviews with the candidates who did take the time and effort to be heard on the statewide airwaves and here on PAMatters.com.

Primary Choices: 2018” is now available on PAMatters.com. The program previews the primary elections and takes a sneak peek at November and the prospects for Democratic incumbents Bob Casey and Tom Wolf in what is a critical mid-term election year.

The 2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election is on Tuesday, May 15th. Make sure your voice is heard.

COMING SOON – Primary Election Preview Coverage

The 2018 Pennsylvania Primary Election is coming up on Tuesday, May 15th and to help you prepare for the crucial decisions that await you in the voting booth, Radio PA and PAMatters will provide extensive election preview material starting this Monday (May 7th).

We will have candidate interviews, analysis and a 2-hour special presentation from Radio PA entitled “Primary Choices: 2018.” Every Republican U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidate was invited to participate in this coverage and you’ll get to meet all those who agreed to take part (Democrat incumbents Senator Bob Casey and Governor Tom Wolf are unopposed in their primaries). Hear about the candidates’ early influences, their motivations for seeking public office and their plans for the future. Each of our candidate interviews will be posted on PAMatters in their entirety, as part of our voter outreach in this critical mid-term election year.

Polls will be open from 7:00am until 8:00pm on Tuesday, May 15th, but it’s never too early to begin preparing for the sacred right that brings us to the ballot box twice a year. Make sure your voice is heard on May 15th!