John Fetterman
As the 2022 midterm elections draw nearer, national attention has been focused on a competitive US Senate seat in Pennsylvania.
When Republican Sen. Pat Toomey announced in 2020 that he wouldn’t be seeking reelection, the field of candidates for his seat crowded quickly. Many Democrats saw the open seat as a chance to gain representation in the Senate, and pull Pennsylvania out of its swing state status.
The fifth-most populated state has long bounced between political affiliations, and has been represented by the same two senators — Toomey and Democrat Bob Casey Jr. — since 2011. The candidate that wins the seat next month will be the first fresh face representing the state in more than a decade.
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