The Pennsylvania Democratic State Senate Campaign Committee (DSSCC) is leading the fight to get more Democrats elected to the Pennsylvania Senate. More Democrats will mean that more Pennsylvanians will have access to affordable health care. More Democrats will mean that Pennsylvania will move faster down the road to energy independence. More Democrats will mean less Republican obstruction of progressive measures. |
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A special message from Senator Connie WilliamsPosted by Chairman on April 8, 2008 - 9:34am. The enthusiasm among Pennsylvania Democrats this year is historic. Pennsylvania will play a key role this November to elect a Democrat to the White House. We will reverse the ill-advised polices of the Bush administration. These policies of the Republican Party, however, extend beyond the Bush White House to the floor of the Republican-controlled Pennsylvania Senate.
Click here to join our effort to get Democrats elected to the Pennsylvania Senate. Nearly 800,000 Pennsylvanians lack basic health insurance. Energy prices are rising out of control. The Democratic-controlled Pennsylvania House has passed aggressive measures to provide access to affordable health insurance, and to invest in alternative, home-grown energy sources. The best the Republican-controlled Senate can do is sit on their hands. We are paying a heavy price for Republican inaction in Pennsylvania. Click here to help DSSCC elect Senate Democrats who will work for Pennsylvania. Our candidates are slated to run in 21 state Senate seats around Pennsylvania. Given the unprecedented enthusiasm and turnout among Democrats this year, we know our candidates will be competitive in traditionally Republican districts. For our Democratic candidates to win, we will need a strong grassroots-effort from people who want to see the enactment of progressive measures that will move Pennsylvania forward. Click here to learn about our candidates, sign up for updates, and get involved! Pennsylvania can be a leader in health care and energy independence. But this will not happen with the current makeup of 29 Republicans and only 21 Democrats in the Pennsylvania Senate. We need your help to win!! Sincerely, |
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Why is Al Gore listed as a Presidential candidate under your links section? Will his name be on the ballot? I am a confused voter.
Why should we try and elect more democrats when there is very little difference between the two parties? You have Senator Musto of Wilkes Barre, a democrat who has stated he will do all he can to get this bigoted legislation passed, along with other democrats co-sponsoring SB 1250, which is hate legislation to further demean, and discriminate against members of the gay community? Democrats are supposed to be the champions of the people; I guess unless you happen to be gay. I and many of my gay brothers and sisters are leaving the party as soon as we get rid of george bush. We got rid of Santorum, Bush is next, then the Green party.