Mastriano, the Republican state senator from Franklin County who lost last year’s race for governor, is mulling a 2024 run for the U.S. Senate.
Two problems there: Mastriano’s tweet was posted more than two hours after Susquehanna Polling denounced the memo as a fake on Twitter. And the Twitter user who originally posted the bogus memo had already apologized and deleted the tweet.
If this all rings familiar, that’s probably because Mastriano spent most of 2022 knocking as illegitimate any poll that showed him trailing Gov. Josh Shapiro by a significant margin. Mastriano also touted any poll, no matter how dodgy, that showed him with an edge, or at least within striking distance.
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