New Poll Results: A new Quinnipiac University Poll today shows a slight increase in Gov. Corbett's job approval rating to 47 to 34 percent, from 46 to 31 percent in November. This is the first real increase in his approval rating since his high of 50 to 32 percent in September.
In contrast, the poll found a split decision in his handling of Penn State's sex abuse case, only 38 percent approved of his position, 36 percent opposed.
The public support the firing of Penn State's Joe Paterno by 52 to 43 percent and Graham Spanier, the former president, 74 to 13 percent. 65 percent of voters think football has too much influence at Penn State.
Tax Pledge Violated: No-Tax Guru Grover Norquist said the Corbett Administration's initiative to get companies to pay the Sales Tax they owe represents a violation of the Governor's no tax increase pledge.
Senate GOP Leader Tweaks Redistricting Map
Re-Drawing Senate Districts Is A Work In Progress
Release Of Congressional Redistricting Maps Postponed
Penn Hills Neighborhood Alters Redistricting Plan
Democrats Want Erie County In One District
Liquor Board Pulls Ad On Heavy Drinking, Rape
Editorial: Good Bet For Casino Accountability
Penn State Refuses To Release Campus Police Investigation
Lawyer To Sandusky: It May Get Worse
Editorial: College Costs Too Much
Column: Rep. Creighton Takes Heat For Taking Pension
Poll Shows Gingrich Holding Large Lead In GOP Race
Bill Would Let Regulator Extend Highmark-UPMC Pact
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