Scott is honored that the Republican State Committee made the courageous decision to support his campaign to change the status quo in Harrisburg. These hardworking people will be key in spreading his message across the Commonwealth in the months to come and he is glad to have them on his team.
2018 gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner and his running mate Jeff Bartos today received the Republican Party of Pennsylvania’s endorsement at its winter meeting at the Hershey Lodge.
Scott would like to thank Pete Helm for inviting him to the event. Scott really enjoyed meeting so many of the sportsmen in Northeastern PA.
Yesterday, Governor Wolf gave one of the shortest budget addresses in modern history containing barely any details on his proposed initiatives and members of the media were quick to point out his politically motivated rhetoric.
2018 gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner today questioned the motive behind Governor Wolf’s budget proposal, which includes the lowest amount of tax increases Wolf has pushed for since taking office.
2018 gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner today won the Southwest State Committee caucus. He has now won five out of six caucuses and has a total of 175 straw poll votes. The next closest candidate in the race only has 113 straw poll votes.
Thank you to Senator Dan Laughlin and his wife, Peggy for hosting a meet & greet for Scott. Scott was honored to meet some of the great people in Erie County.
2018 Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner and his running mate Jeff Bartos today reported a combined $7 million cash-on-hand. Wagner also raised over $2.5 million from donors in 2017. He received donations from more than 3,300 different Pennsylvanians, who contributed to 78 percent of the amount he raised.
The ad will be the campaign’s second to air in media markets across Pennsylvania and contrasts the difference between Tom Wolf’s record of excessive taxes, wasteful spending and government mismanagement with the pro-jobs approach Wagner plans to bring to Harrisburg.
“No one has generated as much early buzz in Pennsylvania’s 2018 elections as Wagner”
