Pennsylvania Democrats Eye 2028 Senate Bid as Fetterman Questions Linger
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Pennsylvania Democrats are quietly weighing a 2028 challenge to John Fetterman, with Rep. Chris Deluzio emerging as a potential consensus candidate supported by Gov. Josh Shapiro and the Bernie Sanders wing; other names in the mix include Rep. Brendan Boyle, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, and former Rep. Conor Lamb. While Washington Democrats worry about angering Fetterman, back home factions from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia are at odds, and the party faces a choice between a crowded primary and possible spoiler or independent scenarios depending on Fetterman’s plans.
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