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Republican Candidate's Ad Contains Spelling Error

Brian Fitzpatrick, a Republican congressman, faced backlash after an ad supporting him misspelled Pennsylvania as 'Pennsylavania.' Funded by the Congressional Leadership Fund Super PAC, the ad praised Fitzpatrick's record but he is currently trailing his Democratic opponent Bob Harvie by two points in the polls.

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In a recent advertisement, Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick's home state was misspelled as 'Pennsylavania.' The ad, funded by the Congressional Leadership Fund Super PAC, highlighted Fitzpatrick's voting record but he is currently behind his Democratic challenger Bob Harvie in the polls. Fitzpatrick has attempted to distance himself from Donald Trump, emphasizing his independent stance.

Key facts

  • Brian Fitzpatrick is a Republican congressman representing Pennsylvania's 1st District.
  • The ad misspelled Pennsylvania as 'Pennsylavania.'
  • Fitzpatrick is trailing Democratic challenger Bob Harvie by two points.
  • The ad was funded by the Congressional Leadership Fund Super PAC.
  • Fitzpatrick has distanced himself from Donald Trump in his campaign.
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