I guess the question I have concerning the legislature is, since 90% of PA citizens don't hunt (I got that stat from these boards, so no telling if it is valid or not) and there are certainly some much, much larger fish to fry for non-hunting voters such as the state budget, school funding cuts, privitization of the turnpike and state stores, state taxes, loss of jobs, marcellus shale taxation, etc., does the blame or non-blame for switching the authority for Sunday hunting to the PGC even register a blip on their "I-need-to-do-this-to-get-re-elected or I-need-to-not-do-this-to-get-re-elected" radar?

I guess the question I have concerning the legislature is, since 90% of PA citizens don't hunt (I got that stat from these boards, so no telling if it is valid or not) and there are certainly some much, much larger fish to fry for non-hunting voters such as the state budget, school funding cuts, privitization of the turnpike and state stores, state taxes, loss of jobs, marcellus shale taxation, etc., does the blame or non-blame for switching the authority for Sunday hunting to the PGC even register a blip on their "I-need-to-do-this-to-get-re-elected or I-need-to-not-do-this-to-get-re-elected" radar?

Think hunter issues dont matter or cant send a close race over the top? Ask former Rep for decades Dave Levdansky.