Julia Terruso

4 days ago | inquirer.com | Julia Terruso

A poll conducted last week by a progressive PAC found 65% of likely Democratic primary voters in the state disapprove of how Sen. John Fetterman is doing his job. The poll, from Forward Blue, a political action committee focused on increasing turnout among young voters, polled 3,972 Democratic primary voters on May 29-30 via text survey.

4 days ago | inquirer.com | Julia Terruso

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman walked onto the stage through a doorway cast in a bright blue light. Republican Sen. Dave McCormick followed from the righthand side, which was glowing bright red. But from there on, it was mostly an agreeable conversation between Pennsylvania’s senators under white lights at Boston’s Edward M. Kennedy Institute in the fifth installment of “The Senate Project,” a debate series aimed at promoting bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate.

5 days ago | arcamax.com | Julia Terruso

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman walked onto the stage through a doorway cast in a bright blue light. Republican Sen. Dave McCormick followed from the right-hand side, which was glowing bright red. But from there on, it was mostly an agreeable conversation between Pennsylvania’s senators under white lights at Boston’s Edward M. Kennedy Institute in the fifth installment of “The Senate Project,” a debate series aimed at promoting bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate.

5 days ago | dailygazette.com | Julia Terruso

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman walked onto the stage through a doorway cast in a bright blue light. Republican Sen. Dave McCormick followed from the right-hand side, which was glowing bright red. But from there on, it was mostly an agreeable conversation between Pennsylvania’s senators under white lights at Boston’s Edward M. Kennedy Institute in the fifth installment of “The Senate Project,” a debate series aimed at promoting bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate. kAmu6EE6C>2?[ :?

5 days ago | dailyitem.com | Julia Terruso

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman walked onto the stage through a doorway cast in a bright blue light. Republican Sen. Dave McCormick followed from the right-hand side, which was glowing bright red. But from there on, it was mostly an agreeable conversation between Pennsylvania’s senators under white lights at Boston’s Edward M. Kennedy Institute in the fifth installment of “The Senate Project,” a debate series aimed at promoting bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate. kAmu6EE6C>2?[ :?