VOTE on November 4th

Election Day is Tuesday, November 4! This election represents the first opportunity for the highway construction industry to show our support for those that supported us with the historic passage of a $2.3 billion comprehensive transportation funding bill known as Act. 89.

The election also will elect 203 state House members, half of the 50-member state Senate and 18 members of Congress – all of whom will be dealing with the impact of redistricting.

Below is a report listing the candidates running for office this November. This is being provided to you as a guide and while TCI-PAC does not officially endorse candidates, the PAC financially supports candidates who it believes will vote in ways that support of a well-funded, comprehensive transportation program. Also noted are the endorsements of PEG-PAC where applicable. PEG-PAC is the political arm of the PA Business Council which represents the interests of the business community on a myriad of issues. TCI-PAC financially supports PEG- PAC.

This guide does not include every state race for the General Assembly, but does highlight some key races, particularly many Act 89 supporters. Please share this report with your employees and urge them to vote for those whom supported our industry with their vote of Act 89. For a full vote tally of Act 89, you can click here: http://pahighwayinfo.org/wp- content/uploads/2013/11/HB1060FinalPassage.pdf

This year, the most noteworthy race is the gubernatorial election. Incumbent Governor (R) faces re-election and will run against (D). Governor Corbett received TCI PAC support and is was the key supporter of Act 89 as he signed it into law late last year.

Office Republican Democrat PEG PAC Received (National and Nominee Nominee Endorsed General Statewide) Election support from TCI-PAC PA Governor Tom Corbett Tom Wolf Corbett Corbett

Below are the Congressional races. Incumbents are noted with an *. Those in bold typeset are members of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. voted for Act 89 as a PA House Member and is now running for Congress. Office Republican Nominee Democrat Nominee (Congressional District) 1- Megan Rath Robert Brady* 2-Philadelphia Armond James * 3-Butler/Mercer/Erie Mike Kelly* Dan Lavallee 2 4-Cumberland/York * Linda Thompson 5-Centre Glenn Thompson* Kerith Taylor 6-Chester/Berks/Montgomery Manan Trevedi 7-Delaware/Montgomery Patrick Meehan* Mary Balchunis 8-Bucks * Kevin Strouse 9-Blair/Bedford * Anna Hartzok 10-Wayne/Pike/Bradford Thomas Marino* Scott Brion 11-Dauphin/Northumberland * Andy Ostrowski 12-Cambria/Westmoreland * Erin McClelland 13-Montgomery/Philadelphia Dee Adcock Brendan Boyle (OPEN SEAT) 14-Allegheny NONE Mike Doyle* 15-Lehigh/Lebanon/Dauphin * NONE 16-Lancaster/Chester Joseph Pitts* Tom Houghton 17-Lackawanna David Moyland Matthew Cartwright* 18-Allegheny Tim Murphy* NONE

Key PA House and Senate Races to Watch The following are key PA Senate and House Races that are believed to be the most contested or are of significance. List is not comprehensive listing of all 253 Senate and House seats. Highlighted names are those whom voted FOR ACT 89. * = denotes incumbent PA Senate Office Republican Democrat PEG PAC Received Nominee Nominee Endorsed support from TCI-PAC 6-Bucks Tommy Kimberly Tomlinson Tomlinson* Yeager-Rose 10-Bucks Chuck Stephen Cickay McIlhinney McIlhinney* 12-Montgomery Stu Greenleaf* Ruth Damsker 16-Lehigh * Walter Felton Browne 24-Berks/Chester * Jack Hansen Mensch 26- Thomas John Kane McGarrigle McGarrigle Chester/Delaware McGarrigle (OPEN SEAT) 28-York * Linda Small 32- Pat Stefano Deb Kula Stefano Stefano Fayette/Somerset (voted no on (OPEN SEAT) ACT 89) 36-Lancaster Gary Aument (OPEN SEAT) Schreckengost 40-Monroe (NEW Mark Aurand Scavello SEAT) 44-Chester/Berks John Rafferty* Kathi Cozzone Rafferty 46- Camera Tom Solobay* Solobay Beaver/Washington Bartolotta 3 50-Crawford Michael Muha (voted NO on Act 89)

PA House Office Republican Democrat PEG PAC Received Nominee Nominee Endorsed support from TCI-PAC 5-Berks (NEW Frederick Sheeler SEAT) 31-Bucks David Gibbon * Santarsiero 46-Allegheny Jesse White* (voted Oritay NO on Act 89) 48-Washington Sonia Stopperich * (voted NO on Act 89) 53-Montgomery Robert Godshall* Dorothy Miller 55-Armstrong Brian Panichelle Joe Patrarca* (voted NO on Act 89) 58-Westmoreland Thomas Logan Ted Harhai* (voted NO on Act 89) 72-Cambria Philip Rice * (voted NO on Act 89) 74-Chester (NEW Harry Lewis Josh Maxwell Lewis Lewis SEAT) 81-Centre/Mifflin Mike Fleck* Fleck Fleck 83-Lycoming Rick Marabito* (voted NO on Act 89) 90-Franklin William (OPEN SEAT) Hornbarger 94-York * David Colon Saylor 102-Lebanon Jake Long 104-Dauphin * Gene Stilp Helm 105-Dauphin Ron Marsico* Kelly McEntee Marsico 115-Monroe David Parker (NEW SEAT) 145-Bucks Karen Chellew 146-Montgomery Thomas Quigley * Quigley (voted NO on Act 89) 157-Chester Warren Kampf* Marian Moskowitz Kampf (voted NO on Act 89) 161-Delaware Joe Hackett* - Hackett Braneky 4 163-Delaware Jamie Santora Vincent Rongione 166-Delaware Sarah Armstrong * 176-Monroe Hope Smith 193-York/Adams * Paul Bart (voted NO on Act 89) 199-Cumberland Steven Bloom* Jill Bartoli (voted NO for Act 89)

Other Candidates Receiving TCI-PAC Financial Support * = denotes incumbent

Senate District Candidate Party Affiliation 7-Philadelphia * Democrat 23-Bradford Gene Yaw* Republican 27-Columbia * Republican 43-Allegheny * Democrat

House District Candidate Party Affiliation 4-Erie * Republican 12-Butler Gordon Marburger Republican 22-Allegheny (Old Seat) * Democrat 22-Lehigh (New Seat) Republican 23-Allegheny * Democrat 25-Westmoreland Joe Markosek* Democrat 28-Allegheny Mike Turzai* Republican 33-Allegheny * Democrat 37-Lancaster * Republican 38-Allegheny Bill Kortz* Democrat 39-Washington Lisa Stout-Bashioum Democrat 40-Allegheny John Maher* Republican 62-Indiana Dave Reed* Republican 71-Cambria * Democrat 76-Centre/Clinton * Democrat 86-Perry * Republican 93-York Ron Miller* Republican 93-York (open seat) Kristin Pillips-Hill Republican 96-Lancaster * Democrat 97-Lancaster Republican 100-Lancaster * Republican 101-Lebanon Mauree Gingrich* Republican 103-Dauphin * Democrat 117-Luzerne/Wyoming * Republican 5 118-Luzerne Mike Carroll* Democrat 132-Lehigh * Democrat 144-Bucks Kathy Watson* Republican 196-York * Republican 149-Montgomery * Democrat 150-Montgomery Mike Vereb* Republican 161-Delaware Joe Hackett* Republican 164-Delaware Margo Davidson* Democrat 165-Delaware * Republican 171-Centre/Mifflin * Republican 177-Philadelphia John Taylor* Republican