Stand with John Fetterman in Pennsylvania
John Fetterman is the lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, and a former mayor of Braddock, an industrial town battered by global trade.
John knows better than most that we need a government that works for everyone, and not just the wealthy few.
John also knows what’s at stake in this election. Abortion is on the line. Our environment is on the line. Democracy itself is on the line.
Please chip in and let’s elect John Fetterman in 2022.
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