CNN reports these as the “key notes” about Pennsylvania’s vote this afternoon. Are they leaving anything out? How about some federal assistance for education and/or crime ills?

• Voters go to the polls April 22 in Pennsylvania, where the Democrat-laden east and the GOP-heavy west has been a national presidential battleground for decades. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama vie for 158 delegates at stake.
• Voter dissatisfaction about the Iraq war and a pay hike for state lawmakers helped Democrats in 2006 win a majority in the state House of Representatives for the first time in 12 years.
• Recent strides by Pennsylvania lawmakers to increase statewide health care benefits make it an appropriate Democratic debating ground for rival national health plans proposed by Clinton and Obama.
• Many residents of Pennsylvania are older; in 2006 it boasted the second-largest elderly population in the nation — outdone only by Florida.
• Voters in the state’s mountainous central region often oppose gun control legislation and tend to harbor strong religious values, according to the Almanac of American Politics.