2016 PA Senate race: on Gun Control

Pat Toomey: Expand background checks and apply terrorist watch lists

McGinty: Yes

Toomey: Yes. Selective support of greater restrictions. History of high ratings from gun rights groups and opposition to gun control efforts. Since Sandy Hook, has supported expanding background checks and preventing those on terrorist watch list from purchasing guns.

Katie McGinty: Scored 100% on CeaseFire Pennsylvania survey

• Expanding state background checks to cover the private sale of long guns
• Requiring background checks for ammunition sales
• Requiring firearms dealers to tell the police when a customer fails a background check

"By unequivocally supporting every proposal, Katie McGinty and Allyson Schwartz demonstrated broader support for a comprehensive attack on gun violence," the group states in its voters' guide. "Wolf raised questions or hesitated to give full support for a few important policy proposals, but each still demonstrated strong support for measures to prevent gun violence."

John Fetterman: Brandished shotgun after hearing shots fired on street

Fetterman said he had a 20-gauge shotgun in his vehicle, and he brandished it when he caught up to the person and ordered him to stop, not knowing if the person was armed. `I did remove a weapon from my car, but I did not point it at him. In fact, I didn't even have a round chambered or the safety off.` The mayor was joined by police officers responding to his 911 call, & the officers took control of the situation.