Fetterman credited his “every county, every vote” campaign strategy in he sought to bring the Democratic Party back to predominantly white working-class areas that have increasingly rejected the party.
Until now, Winfrey had said she would leave the election to Pennsylvanians, but she changed that position in an online discussion on voting in next Tuesday’s election.
“They want to have their doctors and themselves be the only people that are involved in making their medical decisions.”
They are running dramatically different campaigns and targeting two very different types of voters — in ways that may hinder, rather than help, the other.
Tuesday’s debate in Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race featured multiple claims from Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz that don’t align with the facts.
In their lone debate before polls close on Nov. 8, Pennsylavnia’s U.S. Senate candidates were grilled Tuesday night about where they stand on key issues.
