John Fetterman faces a choice in Pennsylvania: Does he want to be a Democrat, or does he want to be a senator? By the time the 2028 elections roll around, he will not be able to be both.
A New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena University poll laid clear Fetterman’s standing in the state once again. Among Pennsylvania Republicans, Fetterman has a favorability rating of 73%, 10 points higher than the state’s GOP senator, Dave McCormick. Independents view Fetterman favorably as well, by a 49% to 36% split. But Pennsylvania Democrats give Fetterman failing grades, with his favorability sitting at just 22% compared to an unfavorable rating of 63%.
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