From the Editorial page of the Gazette:

State Attorney General Tom Corbett faces voters in his quest for a second full term while in the midst of a high-profile investigation of the Pennsylvania Legislature, a circumstance that could prove to be an asset or a drawback. The work of his grand jury, which already has resulted in criminal charges against a dozen Democrats, has been both praised and vilified.

It is not surprising that his loudest critic has been John Morganelli, the Northampton County district attorney who is the Democratic nominee. Also on the ballot but outmatched in experience for this position is Libertarian Marakay J. Rogers, 46, a York attorney who, as the Green Party nominee, ran for the office in 2004 and withdrew from the race for governor in 2006.

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