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[The Unionville Times] - In almost every race, the better funded campaign won — and in the case of the race for the Republican nomination for US Senate, despite the active support of a sitting governor and most of the party establishment for Unionville native Steve Welch
Unendorsed win in GOP Senate race may reflect on Corbett
www.post-gazette.com
[Pittsburgh Post Gazette] - With no backing from the state Republican establishment or its top elected officials, Mr. Smith, 64, nonetheless soundly stomped GOP-endorsed candidate Steve Welch. And after arm-twisting by Gov. Tom Corbett earlier this year to rally his party behind
Spencer: Voter ID law can't stop these two guys
www.delcotimes.com
[Delaware County Daily Times] - And Tom Smith won over Steve Welch because he was the better, stronger Republican candidate for the US Senate. Politics is a team sport and it's nice to have supporters. But in the end, voters tend to cast their ballots for the candidates they like
Does Welch's loss give Corbett a political black eye?
articles.philly.com
[Philadelphia Inquirer] - With no backing from the state Republican establishment or its top elected officials, Smith, 64, nonetheless soundly stomped GOP-endorsed candidate Steve Welch. And after arm-twisting by Gov. Corbett earlier this year to rally his party behind the
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