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Do you live in Pennsylvania? You seem awfully concerned about Fetterman’s health.
Yet here you are and you don't live in PA.
Let me explain it to you --- If (Heaven Forbid) Fetterman wins, he will be voting on issues that will affect the entire country. You do realize that's what happens in the senate, correct?
Too bad the only thing in the OP that is factual is that Mehmet Oz is a carpetbagger.
^^^And that's the truth.
Pennsylvanian here. Fetterman will be fine in this midterm election.
Even in the so-called "Pennsyltucky" areas of our state, Fetterman is liked. He is well known and respected in the most conservative areas of PA as well as in the cities and suburbs. He has been our Lieutenant Governor since 2019 and maintains a boatload of support. The issues he runs on are the same issues he’s been working on for the last two decades.
Voters here are not taking kindly to Mehmet Oz, a snake oil salesman who is a forced-birth extremist and an election denier. I like Fetterman's chances.
For Republican Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, polling indicates that his path to victory is not in persuading swing voters, but by getting base Republicans on his team who were given pause by a brutal, multi-million-dollar primary fight. For these base Republicans on the fence, Democratic nominee John Fetterman is a non-starter.
In the gubernatorial race, a remarkable campaign is taking shape that will test all political conventions. Despite Democratic nominee Josh Shapiro spending more money on one week of YouTube than Republican nominee Doug Mastriano raised in his last finance report, public polling has the race within striking distance for Mastriano. All told, pro-Shapiro efforts may have already spent more than $40 million while Mastriano may not spend more than $3 million for the entire general election campaign.
For races like the Pennsylvania state Senate and state House, including Congress, down-ballot campaigns remain stubbornly competitive for Republican candidates in the suburbs and exurbs despite the whopping generic ballot advantage.
Democratic candidates have convinced themselves that abortion is keeping the races competitive. However, the **ABC News/Washington Post poll seems to argue quite the opposite.
These suburban and exurban races are not “in play” and are fool’s gold for Democrats. The reason is that redistricting substantially changed the composition of these districts in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. In some of these suburban and exurban districts, portions once part of a district for generations are replaced with entirely new communities. In some instances, the change is greater than 50%. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ar...s__148257.html
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Yet here you are and you don't live in PA.
