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| − | The '''Pennsylvania Leadership Conference''' is the leading statewide [[conservative]] conference, held annually in late March or early April annually. It is attended by the top Republican officials and organizations in this key swing state. It is sometimes called Pennsylvania's state version of [[CPAC]], but | + | The '''Pennsylvania Leadership Conference''' is the leading statewide [[conservative]] conference, held annually in late March or early April annually. It is attended by the top Republican officials and organizations in this key swing state. It is sometimes called Pennsylvania's state version of [[CPAC]], but is more conservative and less libertarian, with more of an adult crowd, than CPAC. |
| − | The PLC has been held at the Radisson convention center in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, which is located across the | + | The PLC has been held at the Radisson convention center in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, which is located across the Susquehanna River from [[Harrisburg]], the state capital located in the center of Pennsylvania. |
[[category:Conservative Conferences]] | [[category:Conservative Conferences]] | ||
Revision as of 03:52, April 2, 2017
The Pennsylvania Leadership Conference is the leading statewide conservative conference, held annually in late March or early April annually. It is attended by the top Republican officials and organizations in this key swing state. It is sometimes called Pennsylvania's state version of CPAC, but is more conservative and less libertarian, with more of an adult crowd, than CPAC.
The PLC has been held at the Radisson convention center in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, which is located across the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg, the state capital located in the center of Pennsylvania.