Kathy Barnette

After months of vitriol and tens of millions of dollars worth of TV ads, Pennsylvania's primaries for Senate and governor will be decided Tuesday, ...

Fetterman has built a national profile through his support for legal marijuana and LGBTQ rights while eschewing labels like "progressive" and pushing back on comparisons with Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., the democratic socialist he has aligned with in the past. Lamb and Kenyatta have both criticized Fetterman for a 2013 incident in which he pulled a shotgun on a Black jogger after hearing what he thought was gunfire and detaining the man until police arrived. But it’s Pennsylvania — with its chaotic and Trumpy primaries and swing-state status — that is commanding most of the national attention. The jogger was unarmed. He’s puzzled others by calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy “a thug.” And several recent photos and videos have surfaced — in one Cawthorn is seen naked, gyrating on top of another man — that could wound him politically. The GOP Senate primary in North Carolina, where Republican incumbent Richard Burr is retiring, has particularly high stakes. Oz and McCormick quickly jumped into the race. Mastriano and Barnette, who have campaigned as a tandem, represent the party’s far-right flank. Oz has vowed to renounce his Turkish citizenship if he wins the Senate race. In the battle to succeed retiring Republican Sen. Pat Toomey, Trump-backed Mehmet Oz, a celebrity physician known from his nationally syndicated daytime talk show, is locked in a three-way fight for the GOP nomination. He and former hedge fund manager Dave McCormick have bombarded the state’s airwaves with commercials. Trump, however, weighed in Saturday with a last-minute endorsement of Mastriano.

Celebrity heart surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz is still the favorite to win the Pennsylvania Senate Republican primary despite a significant surge from rival Kathy ...

"It would be foolish to dismiss the crazy momentum that has shown up for Kathy Barnette," Newman said. However, the poll revealed support for Barnette had nearly doubled compared to March, where she was only polling at 9 percent. When asked if the Republican primary for the Pennsylvania Senate election was held "today," 28 percent said they would back Oz, with Barnette close behind in second place on 27 percent. There is no evidence Barnette was a part of the mob of Trump supporters who went on to storm the Capitol. According to Oddschecker, which aggregates betting odds from numerous sources, Oz has an implied 62.3 percent chance of victory, with Barnette given an implied 38.5 percent of winning the GOP Senate candidacy in Pennsylvania. Trump had said Monday that he didn't believe that Barnette could win the general election against "Radical Left Democrats."

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Not only do I have a firm grasp on our own base, but I will be the only candidate who can go into every nook and cranny and take votes away from Fetterman in the general election in November. I never planned on running for political office. I never planned on running for political office. When my grandmother asked me to help her in the garden, I didn’t realize at the time that it was for our survival. It was never on my bucket list. But like many Pennsylvanians, I believe our country is in trouble.

Once polling over the last week showed Kathy Barnette had made a breathtaking rush to contention in Pennsylvania's Republican primary for an open U.S. ...

In Pennsylvania, a Republican candidate for governor, lieutenant governor, and Senate were all in the nation's capital for Jan. 6, 2021.

Kathy Barnette ... is marching among a crowd of former President Trump’s supporters, including at least one member of a violent, far-right group called the Proud Boys, according to two photos that have been verified by NBC News. The Republican staffer added, “I didn’t go inside. Mastriano has said he respected police lines and that he and his wife departed when it became clear the event was no longer peaceful.” Primary Day in Pennsylvania is today. What’s less clear is whether any of these revelations will help or hurt their respective campaigns. What much of the public may not fully appreciate, however, is that some of those images captured Republicans who are now seeking powerful government offices.

Eyes across the country are on the race for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Pat Toomey.

Barnette has repeated false claims the 2020 election was stolen. "I'm feeling really good. Barnette has repeated false claims the 2020 election was stolen. "It's your civic duty. "I'm feeling really good. "I think it was always going to be a really high-profile race, and I always thought it was going to be close at the end, and part of the reason is that there's a huge part of the electorate that's undecided," said McCormick. I'm feeling really good that it's in the hands of Pennsylvanians," said Barnette on her way in to vote. Fetterman had a minor stroke on Friday and remains in the hospital, unable to attend his election night party in Pittsburgh. "It's your civic duty. "I think it was always going to be a really high-profile race, and I always thought it was going to be close at the end, and part of the reason is that there's a huge part of the electorate that's undecided," said McCormick. I'm feeling really good that it's in the hands of Pennsylvanians," said Barnette on her way in to vote. Fetterman had a minor stroke on Friday and remains in the hospital, unable to attend his election night party in Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania's Senate GOP primary race Tuesday features a tight three-way battle between two wealthy candidates who fiercely batttled for Trump's ...

"He is a fighter like few others, and has been with me right from the beginning, and now I have an obligation to be with him." he said according to a video obtained by The New York Times. "I am very disappointed in the former president, because apparently the loyalty doesn't go as far as he says his loyalty does." Barletta and McSwain said at a recent debate that they would allow exceptions for abortion in the case of rape, incest or the mother's health. "In the end, it confirms so many people's suspicions that there is a political establishment that tries to pick winners and losers," Mastriano said. On the debate stage, Fetterman said that the people of Braddock knew his character and chose to reelect him after that happened. Pennsylvania is one of the only battleground Senate races that has a competitive primary on the Democratic side. And although Trump endorsed Oz, Barnette said at an April debate that Trump doesn't have a monopoly on the MAGA movement. In that interview, Oz said a fetus has "electrical changes at six weeks, but the heart's not beating." In his pitch to voters at the last debate, McCormick highlighted his childhood roots in Pennsylvania and said he's been "'America first' my entire life." "Dr. Oz is the only one who will be able to easily defeat the Crazed, Lunatic Democrat in Pennsylvania," Trump said. In his final debate remarks, Oz said Trump picked him because "he felt I was the most capable of doing what we have to do as a party: carry populations that have forgotten about us." "He may be a nice guy, but he's not MAGA," Trump said at the rally.