John Fetterman Is More Popular With Republicans Than His GOP Counterpart
Summary
A recent poll shows Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat, is now more popular with Republican voters than the state’s Republican Senator David McCormick. However, Fetterman’s support has dropped sharply among Democrats, and his political position has become more complicated due to his views on Israel and cooperation with Republicans.Key Facts
- 73% of registered Republican voters in Pennsylvania view John Fetterman favorably.
- Only 63% of Republicans view David McCormick favorably.
- Just 22% of Democratic voters view Fetterman favorably, down from 74% two years ago.
- Fetterman supports Israel’s military campaign and has criticized his own Democratic Party.
- 67% of likely Democratic voters say Fetterman supports President Trump too much.
- Prediction markets show about a 7% chance Fetterman will leave the Democratic Party before 2026.
- These markets give Democrats an 89% chance of keeping Fetterman’s Senate seat in 2028.
- Fetterman continues to receive more positive than negative ratings overall and among independent voters.
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