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FOAC Voters Guides Paid for by: Firearms Owners Against Crime-www.foac-pac.org- P.O. Box 1111, McMurray, PA 15317 / 412.257.1099 Fax FOAC PRO-GUN VOTERS GUIDE! Recommendations are based on: 1. Questionnaires VOTE –For the FOAC Endorsed Candidates Below 2. Personal Interviews General Election Alert-Nov. 4, 2014 3. Legislative Record Zone 4 (N/C-PA) 4. Published Statements Bradford County Endorsed Candidates PA – Governor Sullivan County Endorsed Candidates U.S. CONGRESS U.S. CONGRESS District – 10 Thomas Marino (R) Tom Corbett District – 10 Thomas Marino (R) PA STATE SENATE PA STATE SENATE District 23 - No Election Until 2016 PA – Lt. Governor District 23 - No Election Until 2016 PA STATE HOUSE PA STATE HOUSE District – 68 Matthew Baker (R) District – 110 Tina Pickett (R) Jim Cawley District – 110 Tina Pickett (R) County Endorsed Candidates Lycoming County Endorsed Candidates Susquehanna Cameron County Endorsed Candidates U.S. CONGRESS U.S. CONGRESS U.S. CONGRESS District – 10 Thomas Marino (R) District – 10 Thomas Marino (R) District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) PA STATE SENATE PA STATE SENATE PA STATE SENATE District 23 - No Election Until 2016 District – 20 Lisa Baker (R) District 25 - No Election Until 2016 PA STATE HOUSE District 23 - No Election Until 2016 PA STATE HOUSE District – 83 Rick Mirabito (D) PA STATE HOUSE District – 67 Martin Causer (R) District – 110 Tina Pickett (R) District – 84 Garth Everett (R) Endorsed Candidates District – 111 Sandra Major (R) Centre County McKean County Endorsed Candidates U.S. CONGRESS U.S. CONGRESS Tioga County Endorsed Candidates District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) U.S. CONGRESS PA STATE SENATE PA STATE SENATE District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) District – 34 Jacob Corman (R) District 25 - No Election Until 2016 District – 10 Thomas Marino (R) District 41 – No Election Until 2016 PA STATE HOUSE PA STATE SENATE PA STATE HOUSE District – 67 Martin Causer (R) District 25 - No Election Until 2016 District – 76 Mike Hanna (D) Montour County Endorsed Candidates PA STATE HOUSE District – 77 Scott Conklin (D) District – 68 Matthew Baker (R) U.S. CONGRESS District – 81 Richard Irvin (R) District – 11 Lou Barletta (R) Union County Endorsed Candidates District – 171 Kerry Benninghoff (R) U.S. CONGRESS PA STATE SENATE Clearfield County Endorsed Candidates District 27 - No Election Until 2016 District – 10 Thomas Marino (R) U.S. CONGRESS PA STATE HOUSE PA STATE SENATE District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) District – 107 Kurt Masser (R) District 23 - No Election Until 2016 PA STATE HOUSE PA STATE SENATE Northumberland Cty Endorsed Candidates District – 84 Garth Everett (R) District 25 - No Election Until 2016 U.S. CONGRESS District 35 - No Election Until 2016 District – 85 Fred Keller (R) District – 10 (R) PA STATE HOUSE Thomas Marino District – 11 Lou Barletta (R) Wyoming County Endorsed Candidates District – 73 Thomas Sankey (R) PA STATE SENATE U.S. CONGRESS District – 75 Matt Gabler (R) District 27 - No Election Until 2016 District – 11 Lou Barletta (R) Clinton County Endorsed Candidates PA STATE HOUSE PA STATE SENATE U.S. CONGRESS District – 107 Kurt Masser (R) District – 20 Lisa Baker (R) District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) District – 108 No Suitable Candidate PA STATE HOUSE PA STATE SENATE District – 117 Karen Boback (R) Potter County Endorsed Candidates District 25 - No Election Until 2016 U.S. CONGRESS Paid for by: Firearms Owners Against Crime PA STATE HOUSE District – 5 Glenn Thompson (R) www.foac-pac.org District –76 Mike Hanna (D) PA STATE SENATE P.O. Box 1111, McMurray, PA 15317 Columbia County Endorsed Candidates District 25 - No Election Until 2016 [email protected] / 412.257.1099 Fax U.S. CONGRESS PA STATE HOUSE 10/10/2014-Version 1- Reproductions Allowed - - Without Alteration © District – 11 Lou Barletta (R) District – 67 Martin Causer (R) PA STATE SENATE District 27 - No Election Until 2016 PA STATE HOUSE “One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your District – 107 Kurt Masser (R) inferiors.”-Plato District – 109 (R) David Millard .
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