Dr. Oz visits Washington County Fair
Mehmet Oz visited the Washington County Fair on Friday.
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Mehmet Oz visited the Washington County Fair on Friday.
It was his first campaign appearance rally since suffering a stroke prior to the primary.
Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is getting back on the campaign trail.
The Lt. Governor and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate will appear in his first in-person event since May.
Republican Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz was campaigning in Western Pennsylvania on Tuesday night.
Fetterman, while recovering from a stroke, is using social media to campaign against Dr. Mehmet Oz.
John Fetterman disclosed for the first time that he is having lingering, sporadic difficulties with hearing and speaking.
Fetterman, despite being off the campaign trail, has still managed to raise millions.
The video was the brainchild of Democrat John Fetterman's social media team.
Voters will head to the polls on Nov. 8.
The race in the Keystone State could be the one that determines the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.
Again, this poll is a snapshot in time.
A crowd packed Level 20 on Monday for the campaign stop.
The recount determined that Oz had eked out victory over McCormick by 951 votes out of more than 1.3 million cast.
Friday's development sets up a general election between Oz and Democrat John Fetterman.
Commonwealth Court Judge Renee Cohn Jubelirer ordered counties to count the ballots in question.
Less than 1,000 votes separate the two Republican candidates.
Hundreds of mail-in ballots are at the center of a court case in Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg.
Counties have until June 7 to finish a recount and another day to report results to the state.
Pennsylvania's top election official said Wednesday that the margin between the top two candidates in last week's Republican primary for U.S. Senate is tight enough to trigger a statewide recount, dragging the outcome into June.
The race is headed for a recount but the focus is on mail-in ballots.
Due to the slight margin of difference, the race is headed for a recount.
The vote margin between Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick in the Republican Senate race is close.
Oz, who would be the nation's first Muslim senator, described the comments as "disqualifying."
Trump was there to campaign for Oz, who is on the Senate campaign trail ahead of the primary.
