According to a new poll, Sen. John Fetterman, a Democrat of Pennsylvania, is known for his frequent invasions with his party.

Fetterman, who was self-proclaimed “progressive” when he won a Senate seat in 2022, I’m angry Foreign policy and Immigrantsand his more diplomatic view of Donald Trump’s presidency. Fetterman votes underwater in the state’s large democratic urban areas, but is gaining popularity among Republicans. investigation From Susquehanna’s votes and research. (Related: Tanking among fellow Democrats of Fetterman, poll show)

Of all poll respondents, Fetterman had a 41% approval rate, with 37% of voters disapproving him. However, among Republicans, Fetterman had a 45% approval rating. It was five percentage points higher than his approval among his own parties.

Furthermore, 39% of Democrats disapproved Fetterman, compared to 37% of Republicans. 22% of respondents had no opinion about Fetterman.

James Lee, president of Polling and Research, Susquehanna I said “If this trend continues, you should consider switching parties.”

“It’s hard to say how he’s carrying on the reelection contest, but this is still a few years away, but based on this latest poll, it appears that his true vulnerability lies in the democratic primary,” Lee said.

James Merkley, the Republican Republican Communications Director of Pennsylvania, told the Daily Call News Foundation that he was throwing one of the senators “under the bus” that was part of the Democrats’ breaking “at the progressive line.”

“The Republicans accepting John Fetterman aren’t about his own party throwing him under the bus. Democrats today are run by coastal elites and activists on the left and right,” Merkley told DCNF. “There is no room for those who can speak clearly, push back or make progress on things like Israeli support.

Polls show that at a Democrat base in Philadelphia, Keystone, 43% of respondents who have approved senators, with 48% disapproving. In the conservative regions of the state that go through the central and northern parts of the state, Fetterman had a 41% approval rating and a 33% disapproval rating, according to the poll.

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Fetterman keeps speaking out loud advocate With Israel Against He was side by side with Hamas and Trump about attacking Iran’s nuclear program. Fetterman too Condemned The Los Angeles riots have refused to admit that some of his Democratic colleagues even became riots in the first place.

The senator called for more people in his party. Diplomacy With the president, he said,I’m not against it“After Trump defeated Kamala Harris in November. January, Fetterman I met He and at Mar-a-Lago, he calls the sit-in a “all positive experience.”

Fetterman also faces several health challenges. He suffered stroke In 2022, he is open about his struggle. depression And anxiety throughout his time in the Senate.

The Senator’s term ends in 2029, and some have not seen him pass its primary in his reelection campaign.

Pittsburgh Regional Democratic Strategist Mike Mix I said Pennlive, “The actions of Senator Fetterman, including embracing many stories about Donald Trump and his unstable behavior, seriously hurt his image. He has not been re-elected for three years, but Fetterman has almost reached the point of his return.”

Mix added, “If that opponent has a pulse, it’s almost certain that John Fetterman will eventually become one wonder.”

There was a 3.7% error in the Susquehanna polling and research votes for more than 700 voters.

Fetterman’s office did not respond to DCNF’s request for comment.

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