I'm also surprised that that poll results are that close. When he first announced his candidacy, I thought that Tom Wolf was going to be a very strong contender, based mainly on being able to garner support from the younger portion of the population concerned primarily about environmental and social issues. During the campaign, his platform hasn't seemed to particularly highlight these items. Wolf instead has been focusing largely on infrastructure, same as Atch, but stating that Atch has done a poor job on infrastructure and that, if elected, he would do better. I honestly expected to see much more of a distinction between these two candidates.
As for Clay Mazurkewich, he seems to be half asleep most of the time when I see him in election coverage.
Last edited by Crisis; Oct 19, 2012 at 7:50 PM.
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