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The Q4 numbers are in. Who’s on track and who needs to catch up? We break down the 2011 fundraising of every incumbent member of Congress and challenger in Pa.

Good morning politicos, happy February, and welcome to the Buzz. Fourth quarter fundraising numbers are pouring in, and Republicans and Democrats continue to duke it out in lieu of a redistricting ruling.

The state of political spin is strong. Elected officials and interest groups from across the state offered their reactions to Barack Obama’s State of the Union address.

Vote in our poll: will Bill DeWeese duck a conviction? The GOP Senate primary rolls on, more SOPA updates, Mike Kelly gets a challenger, and the Obama campaign comes to Erie.

In light of Rep. Holden's withdrawing his support for SOPA and Sen. Toomey's concerns about the bill, Rep. Tom Marino decided to release a statement of his own. The congressman will remain a co-sponsor of the legislation but would not commit to...

No email, Twitter or Facebook. No buying online. No stock trades. No just-in-time industrial shipping. If there was a real Internet outage, 'it would bring everything to a screeching halt.'

Good morning politicos, and welcome to the Buzz. Rep. Todd Platts surprised everyone yesterday. The 6-term York lawmaker announced that he will retire, citing in part his support for term limits. And Rep. Tim Holden is getting some flak for his...

We're used to seeing SEPA GOPers and freshman among the DCCC's targets. But they’ve added a new name to the list: Rep. Tim Murphy.

It’s been an interesting year in the great state of Pennsylvania. Here are the winners and losers of 2011.

Now that the new map is all but finalized, PoliticsPA takes a look at which incumbent congressmen and women will be the top targets in 2012.