Fetterman picks up more GOP support

 DC Daily Journal:

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A fresh Quinnipiac poll dropped Wednesday, revealing Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman’s surprising ascent among Republicans, outpacing his standing with his own party—a testament to his no-nonsense, independent streak that’s resonating in a divided Keystone State.

The survey captures a whopping 54-point leap in GOP approval for Fetterman since 2024, mirroring trends from earlier polls that track his rising favor after bucking Democratic orthodoxy on key issues. Overall, his net approval among Pennsylvania voters clocks in at 46-38—a solid +8 edge—edging out last year’s 45-42 split.

Republicans now back Fetterman 62-21, a dramatic flip from 2024’s 75-16 disapproval, while Democrats have soured to a 54-33 disapproval from an 80-10 thumbs-up. Independents hold steady at 43-43, nearly identical to the prior 42-43.

Fetterman’s office didn’t respond right away to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s outreach, but his polling pivot speaks volumes about a senator prioritizing practical governance over partisan lockstep.
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John Fetterman is clearly the smartest Democrat in office at this point.  He is practical and wise. 

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