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Peduto Loses, Krasner Wins: Larry Ceisler Breaks It Down

A Message from Larry Ceisler There’s a lot to enjoy in this month’s Ceisler Media Newsletter. First, directly below this note, you’ll see my day-after analysis of Pennsylvania’s primary election. There’s a lot to discuss, from Mayor Bill Peduto’s loss

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I’m Here to Run this Election. Hey, Let Me In!

Special Projects Director Jeff Barg felt the patriotic pull to serve as an election inspector in Philadelphia. His first day on the job went smoothly—sort of. It was 7 a.m., I was surrounded by nearly two dozen of my most

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Larry Ceisler on the May 18th PA Primary

Q: Let’s start with Democratic primary in Pittsburgh, where State Rep. Ed Gainey beat Mayor Bill Peduto. What turned that race and caused a two-term incumbent to lose? Larry Ceisler: Number one, Pittsburgh has a history of two-term mayors. And

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Working Together While We All Have to Work Apart

Three members of our Ceisler Media digital team were hired just before or during the pandemic. They’ve done terrific work together—even though they’ve not yet actually, well, worked together under the same roof. The three are: Krystal Bonner: Vice President,

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Introducing Corinne and Allison

Ceisler Media is proud to announce two new members of our Philadelphia team Corinne Ahrens and Allison Cunningham. From left: Corinne Ahrens, Allison Cunningham Ceisler Media is proud to announce two new members of our team: Corinne Ahrens joins our

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Coming to Realize I’m Right Where I Belong

Associate Sam Gorodetzer, who joined the firm at 22, writes about gaining professional confidence and breaking through “imposter syndrome.” I am in a unique position at Ceisler Media. At 23, I am (at least for the moment) the youngest full-time