The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports:
“Nearly three of four Pennsylvanians favor a constitutional convention to address state government reform issues, and most voters haven’t made up their minds about Republican or Democratic candidates in the May 18 primaries for governor, a poll shows.
” ‘Voters of the state are disenchanted with state government and the state Legislature and believe fundamental change needs to take place,’ said poll director G. Terry Madonna.”
“…78 percent of those polled see a need to reform state government. Overhauling campaign finance laws, changing the structure and operation of the Legislature, and considering term limits attracted strong support, the poll showed, as did looking at how state and local governments are financed.”
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