'We need all the support we can get to compete,' said JohnFetterman's campaign manager. The Pennsylvania Democratic U.S. Senate nominee's GOP opponent is Dr. Oz, 'an ultra-millionaire who can pour millions of dollars of his own money into this campaign.'
"We're well on our way to flipping this seat in November with your help," said Fetterman."To date in our campaign, we've received donations from over 109,000 donors in Pennsylvania, which could fill both Heinz Field and PNC Park at the same time."
Pennsylvania's Democratic Senate nominee has also garnered support from people across the country. According to his campaign, Fetterman received more than 358,000 donations from over 200,000 unique donors nationwide in the second quarter alone, including contributions from more than 139,000 first-time donors.
Like Sen. Bernie Sanders during his 2016 and 2020 runs for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, Fetterman is harnessing the power of thousands of ordinary working-class donors to challenge bipartisan neoliberalism. "This is going to be one of the most expensive campaigns in the country, and we need all the support we can get to compete," said Fetterman's campaign manager Brendan McPhillips."We're going up against an ultra-millionaire who can pour millions of dollars of his own money into this campaign, and who has the backing of the special interest groups that fear John."
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