Monday, May 15, 2006

Primary Election 2006 Voter's Guide

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Tomorrow is one of the most important days in Pennsylvania History. Tomorrow, you, the voters of this once great, now corrupt Commonwealth will decide if you want the business of Pennsylvania Government to continue as usual, corrupt to the core, or if you want the significant change that will be required to right Pennsylvania's Ship of State. Tomorrow is the first of two elections which present themselves as an opportunity for the citizens of Pennsylvania to make wholesale changes in State Government personnel as a first step in making wholesale changes in State Government itself, the better to protect the citizens of this Commonwealth from the avaricious and hubris filled elected and party officials.


You are required to accomplish a number of tasks tomorrow to see this through. The incumbents do not believe you will carry out the threat that has been hanging over their heads since last summer's Midnight Pay Raise. That is one reason why you must carry out the consequences of your threat tomorrow by:

* Vote! No matter the weather, Vote!

* Vote as if your life depended upon it! It does, and so do the lives of future generations!

* Refuse to vote for any incumbents. NO EXCEPTIONS. You must lose the mind set that says "My guy's okay, it's the rest of them that are corrupt." Whether this is true or not, it is far too late to sort them out. They have been stabbing you in the back and stealing from your pocket for decades. It is time to stop them.

We have compiled a list of preferred candidates, most of whom are on the PACleanSweep list. In some cases there is more than one candidate from a particular party in a district. That is unfortunate as it tends to split votes against an incumbent. In other cases, we urge you to write-in candidates. Make sure you ask for instructions from the polling place on how to do this. If your district is not listed here please get a guide paper at your polling place that tells you who is an incumbent, then vote for someone else.

With all that goes our fervent wish that you do yourselves proud tomorrow and give current and future generations of Pennsylvanians a chance to reclaim their Liberty.

To find your Legislative and Senatorial District, go to this website and click on the interactive map:

The Pennsylvania General Assembly - Find Your Legislator.

Here is the list of preferred candidates for the Democratic and Republican Primary Election tomorrow, May 16, 2006:






































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Democratic Primary

Top Offices
OfficeCandidate
US Senate Write in: Rick Santorum
Governor Write in: Russ Diamond
Lieutenant Governor Vote for Gene Stilp

Pennsylvania General Assembly

Note: Candidates facing an incumbent in the primary are marked with an Asterisk*.


Note: Non- PA Clean Sweep Candidates are listed in red.


Democratic Candidates for the Pennsylvania Senate


    District

Candidate

County
10Chris SerpicoBucks
16Drake MinderLehigh
30Greg MorrisBlair

Democratic Candidates for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives

District

Candidate

County
1Dennis Iaquinta*Erie
3E. G. ‘Bill’ BeemanErie
3John R. HornamanErie
14Jay Paisley*Beaver
15Dominic F. Leone*Beaver
15Roger Strauss*Beaver
18Harris MartinBucks
20Mark Purcell*Allegheny
20Chuck Geiger*Allegheny
21Lisa Bennington*Allegheny
24Edward C. Gainey*Allegheny
24William D. Anderson*Allegheny
25Daniel Mator*Allegheny
27Dan Cindric*Allegheny
27Mike Galovich*Allegheny
34Steve Karas*Allegheny
37Lee Hefner Jr.Allegheny
38Bill Kortz*Allegheny
39Rob Rhoderick*Allegheny
46Jesse White*Washington
50Robert F. Danko*Fayette
51Gary Gearing*Fayette
52Harry Young Cochran*Fayette
52Tim Carson*Westmoreland
58Jodie Gouchnour*Westmoreland
91Patrick NaugleAdams
106Dan HoltDauphin
113Janet Evans*Lackawanna
122John J. Wieczorek*Carbon
124William Mackey Jr.Schuylkill
126Irv Livingood*

Berks

133Anthony E. Rybak*Northampton
140John T. Galloway*Bucks
142Larry H. LefkowitzBucks
143Larry GlickBucks
162Marilyn WoodmanDelaware
168Fred DeweyDelaware
182Larry Farnese*Philadelphia
188Devon Cade*Philadelphia

Republican Primary

Top Offices

Office

Candidate
US SenateRick Santorum
GovernorWrite in: Russ Diamond
Lieutenant GovernorWrite in: Gene Stilp

Pennsylvania General Assembly

Note: Candidates facing an incumbent in the primary are marked with an Asterisk*.


Note: Non- PA Clean Sweep Candidates are listed in red.


Republican Candidates for the Pennsylvania Senate

District

Candidate

County
10Joe Schiaffino*Bucks
12Kathy Mendla*Bucks
18Bonnie DodgeNorthampton
20Russ Bigus*Luzerne
34Penny W. Staver*Perry
36Heidi F. Wheaton*Lancaster

Republican Candidates for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives

District

Candidate

County
3Dave Dows*Erie
5Clayton Schulze*Erie
5Carol Loll*Erie
11Gregory S. Walter*Butler
13John Lawrence*Chester
20Bill StalterAllegheny
25Ed NicholsonAllegheny
27Bill OgdenAllegheny
30Frank Perman*Allegheny
34James P. CarrAllegheny
37Henry J. Federowicz*Lancaster
41Jim McDonald*Lancaster
42Mark Harris*Allegheny
46Paul SnatchkoWashington
50Richard A. YeagerGreene
51John ‘Sonny’ MikitaFayette
52William R. EarnestyFayette
54Scott WitonWestmoreland
54Jason D. FularzWestmoreland
57Steve SchaeferWestmoreland
59Kathy Marks*Westmoreland
59Robert E. Helterbran*Westmoreland
70Philip Heilman*Montgomery
71Ronald J. EspositoCambria
75Todd HanesElk
77Ken Bailey*Centre
81Larry Mundis*Huntingdon
83Carl D. Hiller*Lycoming
90Todd Rock*Franklin
92Scott Perry*York
96Keith CharlesLancaster
102RoseMarie Swanger*Lebanon
104Sue Helm*Dauphin
106Jonathan Keeler*Dauphin
117Randy Tomasacci*Luzerne
119Edmund J. SieminskiLuzerne
120Paul Stebbins Jr.Luzerne
121Christine KatsockLuzerne
122Raymond R. VeesCarbon
125Gary Hornberger*Schuylkill
130Bill Reed*Berks
139Margaret M. Mitchener*Pike
142Eddie Reeves*Bucks
149Joe BreidensteinMontgomery
159Thomas G. DeitmanDelaware
178Bill O’NeillBucks
193Debra H. Hoff*York




If not for yourselves, then for your children, and their children, and their children…


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