• John Gizzi at Human Events notes that a summary of polls shows six House seats in Pennsylvania which are currently in Democrat hands now favoring Republican challengers. Gizzi’s analysis echoes the potential for a wave election that Battle ‘10 spoke with former Sen. Rick Santorum about on Friday.
  • The Daily Caller has a piece up on the Pat Toomey campaign and its efforts heading into the final 30 days of the campaign. The most instructive quote from the piece came from a man at one of Toomey’s campaign stops, encapsulating the mood of this miderm: “I used to be a Democratic committeeman. I couldn’t stand it anymore. Now I’m an independent … and I’m with you.”
  • The Reading Eagle takes a look at both Pat Toomey and Joe Sestak, offering an at-a-glance description of both men and their platforms. The article makes note of the fact, indirectly, that if elected Toomey will be taking a substantial pay cut from his time as head of Club for Growth.
  • The Delaware County Daily Times features a sleeper issue that could impact turnout on Election Day: the political futures and impact of Social Security and entitlements among the elderly and soon to retire. One of the more notable takeaways: “Those respondents who said they were not worried about outliving their savings … dropped from 69 percent in 2007 to 49 percent in 2010.”
  • A slew of new ads has hit the airwaves across the commonwealth, which Battle ‘10 will be featuring throughout the day.