Joe Hoeffel 
(left) -- who is distinguishable from the formerly frontrunning twins in the race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in that (a) he is from the vote-rich Philadelphia region and (b) he favors Democratic positions on issues -

- has
announced he will campaign for the nomination.
This creates a spirited race.
Jack Wagner (right) has established statewide ballot strength (most recently, he outpolled B

arack Obama), a strong personal story and a record relatively free of controversy, but little pizzazz and less cash.
Dan Onorato (left) has formidable cash and a head start, but his candidacy appears to rely on execution of the legendary
Triple Lindy (assessments, drink tax, G20).
The Propositions Board (far right column) has been adjusted accordingly.
2 comments:
I'm voting for whoever puts the most state legislators in the pen.
I guess your choices are Fumo and Perzel, then.
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