Pennsylvania Gun Rights

We continue to look at state campaigns and how gun rights may be impacted. Here is our look at all of the races happening in PA-13.

Looking at the races within each Congressional district, we'll give you a preview of what to expect on your May and November ballots - and what each choice may mean for gun rights. We start with the races in PA-8.

Yesterday was the deadline for candidates to file petitions for the May 18 primary ballot. Don't think things have calmed down - there are already dropouts & unexpected additions.

Every pundit in the country is chiming in about what the Massachusetts special election means for the political landscape in 2010. Here are some clues about what to look for at the state level in Pennsylvania.

Though McDonald's impact on gun laws in the Keystone State will likely be minimal, several of our lawmakers have been involved in the case so far.

Here's a preview of what issues will be big for gun owners in 2010. The state of gun rights is generally strong, but how long it remains that way is up to you.

Next week, the House Judiciary Committee is expected to take up HB40, the so-called "Castle Doctrine" bill that will allow people to defend themselves from criminal attack without retreating first.

With all districts reporting, Bob Mensch won in a landslide 36 point win!

Overall, NRA-endorsed candidates won more than they lost, and we seemingly may have picked up a couple of potentially positive seats here in Pennsylvania's 8th District.

Recently, candidate for State Representative Frank Farry sent the following statement to sportsmen in the 142nd District about his support for our issues.