John Fetterman joins forces with Republican counterpart in Senate for fundraising committee
Pennsylvania's two senators, despite being from opposite parties, are banding together in a joint fundraising effort in advance of the 2026 midterms and 2028 election cycle. A new political action committee called Common Ground PA was filed with the Federal Election Commission earlier this week.
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1 sourceDemocrat John Fetterman launches cross-aisle fundraising committee with Republican Dave McCormick
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2 developments- Jul 9Fetterman, McCormick launch rare bipartisan joint fundraising committee
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