pennsylvania. where lieutenant governor john fetterman has won the democratic senate nominations, nomination just days after suffering a stroke. his campaign says he doesn t expect a full recovery. fetterman will now face off with the winner of what is turned out to be a very competitive republican primary. with former hedge fund manager david mccormack, trump back doctor oz, and conservative commentator kathy barnett. doctor oz is one of the many candidates endorsed by the former president. another, doug mastriano. remember this name. he has won the republican nomination for governor of pennsylvania. this man, he was at the capitol on january six. he refused to accept the results of the 2020 election, and he is now going to be running, come this november. meanwhile, we had just learned that north carolina congressman, madison cawthorn, called primary challenger chuck edwards to concede his race. we ve got a lot to cover, so you know the one person who is going to be here to
from now and you can t believe that man had anything involved with him. he is really dynamic. and a physical president, and a great guy, and he ll bring a lot of those democratic raced voters back into the fall. katie, when you spoke to voters from both parties, what were their biggest concerns? what were they looking for from the candidates? because on the republican side, you are looking at david mccormack, you re looking at doctor oz, let s be honest, neither of them are pennsylvania guys. they are certainly not locals. sure. and they are definitely was a lot of that in the gop primary when i talk to voters. concerned that they are not really conservatives. that they kind of carpet bags in. of course there s a long history of carpet binding in the u.s. senate. and so yeah, i ll absolutely there is not part of it. i would say, there are some real policy stakes here. as he mentioned, abortion is a big issue for both parties. democrats are gonna turnout on that. republicans may as