2022 Midterm Elections: Fetterman, Oz campaign for potential votes in Bucks County

Pennsylvania's senate candidates Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lt. Governor John Fetterman were both pushing for last minute votes in a competitive race. 

They were both in Bucks County Sunday, with Dr. Oz attending a bi-partisan roundtable discussion with local community and business leaders, as well as U.S. Senator from Maine Susan Collins and Pennsylvania Congressman from the 1st District Brian Fitzpatrick.

Lt. Gov. Fetterman was at a Get Out the Vote rally with candidate for Governor Attorney General Josh Shapiro, Senator Bob Casey and State Representative Austin Davis.

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Local officials and supporters in Bucks County cheered Fetterman as he made his way to the stage.

"I’m a Democrat that is running on my record on crime. That’s when I was a mayor of a community in West Pennsylvania that had a significant gun violence issue. In fact, that’s the only reason I ever ran in the first place, is to combat that and working with our police and working with our community. We stopped the killings for more than five and a half years."

Polls for the U.S. Senate campaign have tightened in recent weeks, with Dr. Oz’s numbers pulling close, and in some polls, edging out a lead over Fetterman.

The men spent the weekend criss-crossing the commonwealth, in hopes of swaying potential voters.