Senate: U.S. Midterm Poll: Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Barack Obama Head to Pennsylvania for Senate Rally

The biggest names in Democratic and Republican politics — Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump — head to Pennsylvania on Saturday to balance out the closely contested midterm elections that could determine control of the U.S. Senate. Former President Obama has joined Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman as he concludes a five-state tour aimed at staving off his party’s loss in Tuesday’s congressional election. in Pittsburgh, then headed to Philadelphia to perform at Temple University with President Biden.

Meanwhile, former President Trump stepped up his support for his handpicked Republican Senate candidates, celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz and Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, at a rally in Latrobe, southeast of Pittsburgh. It’s planned. Advisors say Trump has continued to rally steadily even after he left office and is considering a third run for the White House after the midterm elections to maintain his own profile. I am also working on

While this could set the stage for a rematch between Biden and Trump, some Democrats believe Tuesday’s heavy loss for the party to Biden will force the president to resign and put someone else on the mantle of the party in 2024. It states that it is possible to put pressure on them to take over.

Fetterman and Oz’s Senate election, along with Georgia and Nevada, is one of three key contests to determine whether Democrats maintain a very thin majority in the Senate.