“Still Questions Are Left Unanswered”

This letter is a response from Pedro Cortes regarding a request for him to issue an informative press release about special elections from Dennis Baylor’s campaign. 
 Please click “Continue Reading” to read Mr. Baylor’s original corresponce to see the important questions that were left unanswered.

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Residents Sign Up to be “Print n’ Post” Volunteers

 HAMBURG, PA – Since Sunday’s announcement of his “Print n’ Post” campaign, 12 people have signed up to become volunteers for Dennis Baylor’s state senate campaign.  We would like to kindly thank these volunteers for their efforts in advance, and we continue to seek more residents of state senate district #29 to post signs for Mr. Baylor [...]

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Baylor calls on Symons to debate, to no avail

Written by Amelia Ray
HAMBURG, PA – State senate candidate Dennis Baylor has been urging his opponent, Peter Symons, Jr., to participate in a public debate for three months.  After making repeated attempts to contact him, Mr. Baylor decided to send an invitation via certified letter in order to ensure its safe delivery.  Mr. Symons did not even accept his letter, and it [...]

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Baylor asks for Volunteers

OCTOBER 26, 2008 – Dennis Baylor announced the beginning of a new phase in his campaign today. He is seeking out “Print ‘n Post” volunteers to hang his only campaign signs on Election Day. These volunteers would only be asked to print one sign that reads “Vote for Baylor” and to post it visibly at [...]

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CAMPAIGN PROTESTS SCH. CO. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CENSORSHIP

POTTSVILLE, PA — Yesterday three challengers and two incumbent reps. for Schuylkill County’s open seats in Harrisburg attended the Schuylkill County Chamber of Commerce’s (SCCC) candidate forum in the Ramada Inn, but one candidate did his speaking outside in the parking lot. Dennis Baylor, who is running agianst Sen. Jim Rhodes and Peter Symons, [...]

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Baylor picks up Democratic support at Topton parade

OCTOBER 15, 2008 — State Senate candidate Dennis Baylor picked up Democratic support at Topton’s holiday Parade on Oct. 11 by participating with a local political organization. The Kutztown Area Democratic Club’s float displayed several signs for local and national Democratic candidates, and it presented independent candidate Dennis Baylor’s campaign sign on the front [...]

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Rep. Grucela joins Baylor in call to eliminate PA State Senate

October 3, 2008 — State Rep. Rich Grucela (Northampton Co.) proposed a bill on Monday that supports a major platform component of Sen. candidate Dennis Baylor – to eliminate the Senate from Pennsylvania’s state Legislature. When Mr. Baylor announced his candidacy, he said that if elected, he would push to dramatically cut the size of [...]

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Nader Speaks Out in NYC; Baylor and Stilp Lend a Hand

OCTOBER 17, 2008 — Presidential candidate Ralph Nader spoke out for two reasons yesterday: to call for open presidential debates and to protest the Wall Street bailout. He was joined by Dennis Baylor, independent candidate for Penna. state senate district #29, and his political activist colleague Gene Stilp, who have been fighting for similar causes, [...]

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2005 PAY RAISE IS STILL RATTLING AROUND IN THE COURTS

Visiting Panel of Judges to Hear Suit
Over Pa. Judges’ Pay Raise
Shannon P. Duffy

The Legal Intelligencer
October 16, 2008

Litigation over the controversial July 2005 pay raise for Pennsylvania judges and lawmakers returns to court next week as a special three-judge federal appeals panel hears oral arguments on the issue of whether the process used to pass the [...]

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Baylor: General Assembly needs to cut wasteful spending for education’s sake

HAMBURG, PA — In response to an announcement that state appropriations may be reduced for public universities due to budget shortfalls, today Dennis Baylor called for a moratoriam for Legislative Initiative Grants (WAM’s) until higher education funding is restored in Pennsylvania. Gov. Rendell’s office says that colleges may lose up to $50 million in [...]

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