Chairman Dean to visit Hershey, Philadelphia
By Alex Roarty, PolitickerPA.com Reporter
DNC Chairman Howard Dean: Getty Images PhotoDemocratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean will make a three-stop campaign trip in Hershey and Philadelphia on Friday as the latest Barack Obama surrogate to spend time with state voters.
Dean will speak on behalf of the Democratic presidential nominee at the SEIU union Healthcare PA Annual Convention in Hershey Friday morning before heading to Temple University for an afternoon registration rally. His last stop will be in the heart of Philadelphia at a Campaign For Change field office at 1500 Sansom Street.
The trip will be Dean's second to Pennsylvania in as many months. The chairman made a mid-August visit to Harrisburg, calling Pennsylvania a "must-win" for Obama.
Some polls have shown Obama's lead in the Keystone State, once consistently at 5 points or higher, entirely disappeared.
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