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Biden 2024 campaign makes new digital ad push to court Nikki Haley voters
President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign is making a play to win over Pennsylvania Republican voters who chose former candidate Nikki Haley over their party’s presumptive nominee in Pennsylvania’s primary this week.
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76ers arena CEO talks tweaks to downtown plan, opponents still find flaws
On Tuesday, David Adelman, Chairman for 76 Place at Market East, spoke with reporters and the public to discuss updates to the plan for the new arena for the Philadelphia 76ers.
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‘I have nothing to hide': AC mayor claims search of home tied to private family matter
Marty Small, mayor of Atlantic City, is expected to speak out after law enforcement officials executed a search warrant at his home on Thursday, March 28.
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As election day approaches, Pa. republicans and Trump embrace mail-in balloting
Republicans — both nationally and throughout Pennsylvania — have flip-flopped on mail-in balloting, deciding to embrace the practice after pushing against it for so long.
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Abortion Rights Is a Major Issue in the Nov. Midterms. Here Are Voices for Each Side
NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk talked with a supporter and an opponent of abortion rights for two discussions in her ongoing series of talks on the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
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Talking Pa. Politics: Taking Pulse of Electorate as Nov. 8 Midterms Near
NBC10 reporter Lauren Mayk spoke with Republican voters at a rally for Dr. Mehmet Oz, who is running as the GOP candidate for U.S. Senate in the Nov. 8 election. She also spoke with Muhlenberg College pollster Chris Borick and Gov. Ed Rendell for the first two in-depth political discussions in a series about the big upcoming elections.
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Philly Police Union Endorses Republican Oz in Pa. Senate Race
The Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police gave its support to Dr. Mehmet Oz in his race against Democratic Pennsylvania’s Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman as the two candidates vie for the open Senate seat in the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
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Mehmet Oz Picks Up Used Needle in Kensington on Campaign Stop in Philly
The Republican candidate faced from backlash in the heavily Democratic city, but he promised to help drug users and even took some in his truck to a local ministry as reporters looked on. At an earlier event in Germantown, a state lawmaker ripped up an Oz pamphlet in disgust.
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Mastriano's Attorney Concerned Jan. 6 Committee Could Affect Pa. Governor's Race
An attorney for Doug Mastriano, the Republican nominee for governor in the November general election, said the candidate has “nothing to hide.” But he is concerned that an interview Mastriano gave to the Jan. 6 Select Committee could use excerpts that might affect the election.
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Fetterman Reveals New Details of Stroke Last Month
Pa. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, revealed that he almost died from the stroke he suffered last month and that it “didn’t come out of nowhere.” NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reveals more of Fetterman’s words on his health and updates on his current campaign.
