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 U.S.
Senate Key Race: Pennsylvania
November 7, 2006
Democrat
Bob Casey Ousts Incumbent Rick Santorum
Two-term Republican Sen. Rick Santorum, one of President
Bush's staunchest supporters, lost his seat to state treasurer
Bob Casey, a pro-life, anti-gun control son of a popular
Pennsylvania governor.
-- Online NewsHour
October 18, 2006
Pa.,
N.J. Senators In Danger of Losing Seats
In Pennsylvania, two-term Republican Sen. Rick Santorum
and his Democratic challenger Bob Casey are locked in what
has become one of the nation's tightest races to unseat
an incumbent. Next door in New Jersey, Robert Menendez,
the Democratic incumbent faces Republican state Sen. Tom
Kean.
   
 
-- NewsHour
October 18, 2006
Still
Trailing in Polls, Santorum Slams Casey in Bitter Final
Debates
With millions spent hammering away at one another's policies
and character, embattled incumbent Republican Sen. Rick
Santorum and Democratic challenger Bob Casey ended their
series of debates this week with more bitter sparring.
-- Online NewsHour
August 25, 2006
Santorum-Casey
Race Going to the Dogs (and Ducks and Gorillas)
As if the battle for the U.S. Senate seat from Pennsylvania
was not rough enough, now, it appears, the animals have
hit the campaign trail, and are wading into protest politics.
As is often the case in highly publicized contests, public
appearances by Republican U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum and his
Democratic challenger state Treasurer Bob Casey have been
dogged by activists of every shape and size.
-- Online NewsHour
August 1, 2006
Still
Trailing in Polls, Santorum Hammers on Illegal Immigration
For months, Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., has trailed Pennsylvania
Treasurer Bob Casey in his fight for reelection and now
the incumbent Republican has latched onto the immigration
debate in hopes of finding an issue to rally support.
-- Online NewsHour
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