Politics & Government

Should Romney Buy TV Ads in Pennsylvania Now?

The Romney and Obama campaigns haven't spent much money in Pennsylvania so far but there's speculation that might soon change

 

Presidential campaign watchers are speculating that Gov. Mitt Romney's team may start running television ads in Pennsylvania outside of the expensive Philadelphia market, according to a PoliticsPa report.

Neither presidential candidate has been on the air here since August.

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What do you think? Is the time right for Gov. Romney to get on the Lehigh Valley's airwaves? Tell us in the comments section below.

President Barack Obama lost his strong lead in the Keystone State after the first presidential debate, although polls this week show him regaining some ground.

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The risk, reports Jonathan Martin of Politico, is that a Romney offensive in Pennsylvania could be met with a crushing response by the Obama campaign.

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  • State Candidates Could Dominate Airwaves in Pa.
  • Should Mitt Romney Pass on Pennsylvania?

 

 

 


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