It takes a little digging, but it can be found elsewhere - https://www.ourcampaigns.com/CandidateDetail.html?CandidateID=140571

It shouldn't come as a surprise.

So some may think it’s a Democratic politician.

the rest is relatively red.

Without Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania would be deep red.

Patricia McCullough, who attempted to block the certification of the votes here in PA.

Link to tweet

It was her charity she was running and didn’t know what her slimy husband was up to? Highly unlikely. And then there is her treason against the United States. What a couple. GOP sure knows how to pick em.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The husband of a Pennsylvania appellate judge who is running for the state’s highest court began serving a prison sentence Tuesday in a long-running case involving taking money from an elderly woman’s trust fund to benefit several political campaigns and a charity connected to his wife.

Charles McCullough’s incarceration comes as voters decide whether to back his wife, Commonwealth Judge Patricia McCullough, in her bid for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court.

Patricia McCullough is seeking the Republican nomination in May 18′s primary election against two fellow Republican judges, Commonwealth Court Judge Kevin Brobson and Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Paula Patrick.

Her husband’s criminal case has yet to emerge publicly as a campaign issue in a significant way — if at all — even though Patricia McCullough’s name surfaced in court testimony and newspaper stories about it going back more than a decade.



https://www.pennlive.com/news/2021/04/husband-of-pa-high-court-candidate-begins-prison-sentence.html

although here in Philly we also have a D.A. election.

I want to keep our 5 (D) - 2 (R) majority in the state Supreme Court for DAMN sure! I am still waiting for the city to send out my mail-in ballot.

... which is a wealthy, older McMansion suburb in southwestern Allegheny County. Mr. McCullough was on the county board, which is separate from the City government. The county board is generally comprised of GOP members which often outnumber the Dems on the council by a 2-to-1 margin. Allegheny County's general manager is an elected position, and I can't remember that ever going to a Democrat.

To be sure, there are Democrats to be found throughout this 4-county area surrounding Pittsburgh, but the concentration isn't nearly as saturated as we have in the city. I'm sure Philadelphia is very similar.

This guy is a creep and I'm glad he's finally in custody. Enjoy your 22 months in the lock-up, creep!