Fetterman, who had experienced a "near-fatal stroke" while on the campaign trail in 2022, was taken to George Washington University hospital in Washington, D.C., today by his staff. Doctors opted to keep Fetterman in the hospital overnight to conduct additional tests and monitor him. Joe Calvello, Fetterman's communications director, reported to The Associated Press that no evidence of a new stroke had been found in initial tests.
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Cavello mentioned that Fetterman was in a cheerful mood, speaking with family and personnel, and promised to provide updates "as soon as [they] can."
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While campaigning, Fetterman's opponent, Dr. Oz, raised doubts about the now-Pennsylvania senator's capacity to serve due to the lingering effects of a stroke. It is reported that Fetterman is still suffering from auditory processing disorder, which can impede his ability to speak fluently and quickly during a conversation. This was noticeable during the debate preceding the election, according to the AP.
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Some voters had worries about his performance, and many of them asked why he had been presented as a nominee even though his health was not good.
P.J. Dolan, an independent, expressed his feelings after watching Fetterman in his debate. He said, "I felt for him. I felt empathetic for him and at the same time concerned.”
John Fetterman emerged victorious in his bid for the Pennsylvania Senate, securing 50.2% of the ballots cast.
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