In a noteworthy first for Pennsylvania politics, three candidates for lieutenant governor in the May 15 Democratic primary are buying television time, starting this week, reports City & State PA:
http://cityandstatepa.com/content/democratic-lt-gov-campaigns-pour-1-million-ad-buys
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