🗳️ Key questions remain: Can Democrats turn out their base and how will the suburbs vote amid concerns over crime and Philly’s skyrocketing homicide rate?
President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama. Oz appeared on stage with former President Donald Trump“I will bring change to Washington so they treat us the way we deserve. Y’all in?” Oz said as the crowd at his campaign event cheered. “We’ll win. God bless you.”
“He does not think there should be a federal anti-abortion law,” Collins told reporters. “He has said that he wants exceptions for rape, incest, health of the mother.”“Abortion is now on the ballot in this race,” Fetterman said. “Dr. Oz believes that local, political election officials should be part of the decision.”
Pennsylvania will have a new governor and U.S. senator after Tuesday's midterm elections. From the candidates' outreach to Latinos, to a group trying to get out the Black vote, to who’s funding all the campaign ads, NBC10 is providing coverage of the most important issues ahead of Election Day.
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