
Fetterman, Oz offer contrast of styles in first and only Senate debate
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
42% : Much of Fetterman's work in Harrisburg centered around legalizing marijuana and reforming the criminal justice system.33% : In response to a question on abortion, Oz said he would vote against a federal law governing abortions and that decisions on abortion should be between a doctor, patient and local political leaders.
31% : "He raised taxes as mayor, he tried to raise taxes as lieutenant governor," Oz said.
30% : When asked multiple times if he would support Sen. Lindsey Graham's bill that would ban abortion at the federal level, Oz reiterated that response but did not specifically say he would vote against that bill.
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