Wolf, Corbett stump for votes in Pa.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf shook hands and posed for pictures in a north Philadelphia supermarket in the final weekend of campaigning before Tuesday’s general election.
Wolf was greeted by more than 30 supporters as he stepped off his campaign bus into a driving rain on Saturday at the store near Montgomery County, the first of several Philadelphia-area stops.
Wolf told supporters outside “We can keep doing what we’ve been doing … But if you think we deserve a better future — I do — then we need to come out to vote on Tuesday.”
He said he hoped for a clear decision and wanted to caution supporters against complacency.
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett, meanwhile, is stumping for votes in northeast and central Pennsylvania.
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