Chris Deluzio Lays Groundwork for 2028 Fetterman Senate Challenge

3 articles · Updated · POLITICO · Oct 22

At a packed town hall in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, Rep. Chris Deluzio sharpened what looked like an early 2028 Senate pitch, signaling he could challenge Democratic Sen. John Fetterman.
Deluzio, 42, framed the case around Washington’s failure to preserve social mobility and said Democrats must hold core values while still compromising to deliver funding and results.
The potential bid is driven by Deluzio’s view that Fetterman has betrayed some of those core values, giving Democrats another sign of unease around the incumbent.
The appearance in a deep-red county also showed Deluzio testing a broader message aimed beyond the Democratic base as he weighs a statewide race.

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