The Vulnerability of John Fetterman

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Fetterman has been good on abortion since before the Supreme Court struck down Roe.
46% : But stroke recovery takes time, and here he was, the Democratic candidate for Senate, unable to campaign in the summer before an election upon which the future of abortion, labor and voting rights, climate change, and health care may depend.
29% : But polls have tightened sharply in recent weeks, and the race has boiled down to a few issues: Fetterman's team has continued to hammer Oz about living in New Jersey, his history of promoting medically dubious products on his daytime talk show, and his opposition to abortion, an issue that hovers over every race in America right now and underscores the vital importance of Fetterman's victory, which could help Democrats keep control of the Senate.
28% : Oz has been mealymouthed about abortion and has not gone after Fetterman's labor-oriented agenda, instead trying to paint his opponent as a soft-on-crime Democrat.

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