The Pennsylvania Republican Party declined to endorse a candidate in the state’s highly competitive and increasingly ugly Senate primary
Jeff Bartos speaks during a debate with other Republican Party candidates seeking to win the party nomination in the 2022 election for the U.S. Senate on Jan. 12, in New Castle, Pa. | Keith Srakocic/AP PhotoYORK, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Republican Party declined Saturday to endorse a candidate in the state’s highly competitive and increasingly ugly Senate primary.
Ahead of the vote, most state Republicans predicted there would be no endorsement. Still, the non-endorsement was a disappointment for real estate developer Jeff Bartos, whose campaign did not project a victory before the meeting but had received the most votes in straw polls of committee members in regional caucuses in the weeks leading up to Saturday.
Mehmet Oz walks the runway at The Blue Jacket Fashion Show on Feb. 5, 2020, in New York City. | Rob Kim/Getty Images for The Blue Jacket Fashion Show To date, Bartos has demonstrated in straw polls that he is the favorite among the GOP grassroots across the state.
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