98th Assembly Candidates Distinguished By 'How,' Not 'What'
Five Republican candidates are vying for the 98th Assembly District seat Feb. 19. Though their ideologies are similar, their backgrounds are quite diverse.
In the special primary election for the 98th State Assembly District seat, differences between the five candidates aren’t so much ideological. Rather, the choice for voters on Feb. 19 lies with differences in the candidates' experience and approach to achieving goals. Ed Baumann, Todd Greenwald, Matt Morzy, Adam Neylon and Jeanne Tarantino are running to replace Paul Farrow, who was elected to the 33rd Senate District seat in December. The winner of the GOP primary is all but certain to win the Assembly seat in a special April 2 election because there is no Democrat running. On Monday, the quintet met in a Patch-sponsored forum at Carroll University to separate themselves from their opponents. In this race, age and experience are what make…
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Keith Best
5:49 am on Monday, February 18, 2013
My area used to be represented by current Speaker Pro Tempore of the Assembly, Bill Kramer. Due to re-districting, it went to Paul Farrow. We elected Bill Kramer and now Kramer endorses Adam Neylon. Kramer and I know who's the best candidate for the state assembly......ADAM NEYLON. Vote NEYLON tomorrow Tuesday Feb. 19th. more ›