Four fights in the Senate put the future of Biden, Trump and the country in suspense

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : Such an outline of the confrontation between Oz and Fetterman sums up well the terms of the electoral contest throughout the country, beyond the excesses that Trump and his most faithful followers always incur, as is the case of the candidate for governor in Pennsylvania, Doug Mastriano; a far-right Republican and retired army colonel who wants to charge women with murder who violate his proposal to ban abortion after the first 24 weeks of gestation and who also seeks to outlaw gay marriage.
36% : The three coincided in the state to give one last push to their respective candidates: Democratic Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, suffering from the aftermath of the stroke he suffered in May and whom Trump often insults for defending the legalization of marijuana and even for dressing often "in a rapper's tracksuit," and Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz, whom Trump chose for his communication skills stemming from the medical consultation shows and TV spots he directed for years.
21% : In the last days of the campaign, Fetterman focused on the defense of the right to abortion and the efficiency of Biden's economic policy in a very adverse context.

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