As in 2020, Republican votes are more likely to be reported first in key states, giving the party’s candidates deceptively large early leads that will probably diminish later on.
Tag: Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Voters Absorb an Unusual Debate: ‘I Felt Sorry for Fetterman’
In interviews, Democrats and Republicans had a range of reactions to the state’s Senate debate, including alarm, protectiveness, empathy and worry about the political implications.
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John Fetterman Isn’t Going to Win the Oratory Prize, but It Doesn’t Matter
About That Pennsylvania Debate …
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Fetterman’s Debate Showing Raises Democratic Anxieties in Senate Battle
The Democratic nominee’s performance in Pennsylvania thrust questions of health to the center of a pivotal Senate race, adding uncertainty to the contest and worrying some in his party.
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Fetterman Was an Uneven Debater Long Before His Stroke
Lt. Gov. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, the state’s Democratic nominee for Senate, was widely considered the least verbally agile among three candidates during an April primary debate.