Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman opened up concerning the state of the presidential race in his key battleground state and referred to as former President Trump’s assist there “astonishing” whereas predicting that Elon Musk’s endorsement is “going to actually matter.”
“There’s a distinction between not understanding, but in addition acknowledging that it exists,” Fetterman told the New York Times in an interview printed Saturday morning when requested about enthusiasm for Trump in Pennsylvania. “And anyone who spends time driving round, and you may see the depth. It’s astonishing.”
Fetterman continued, “I used to be doing an occasion in Indiana County. Very, very crimson. And there was a superstore of Trump stuff, and it was 100 ft lengthy. [There were] dozens of T-shirts and hats and bumper stickers and all types of, I imply, it’s like, The place does this all come from? It’s the form of factor that has taken by itself life. And it’s like one thing very particular exists there. And that doesn’t imply that I like it. It’s simply — it’s actual.”
Fetterman stated he believes Musk, who endorsed Trump and appeared with him at a rally on the web site of the primary assassination try on Trump in Butler, might be interesting to voters in Pennsylvania.
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PA Sen. John Fetterman referred to as Trump’s assist in PA “astonishing” (Getty Photographs)
“And now [Elon] Musk is becoming a member of him,” Fetterman stated. “I imply, to lots of people, that’s Tony Stark. That’s the world’s richest man. And he’s clearly, and undeniably, an excellent man, and he’s saying, Hey, that’s my man for president. That’s going to actually matter.”
Fetterman stated he was “alarmed” when Musk started exhibiting up on the marketing campaign path for Trump and stated he is a “larger star than Trump” in “some sense.”
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WASHINGTON – MAY 15: Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., walks via the Senate subway within the Capitol after a vote on Wednesday, Could 15, 2024. (Invoice Clark/CQ-Roll Name, Inc by way of Getty Photographs)
“Endorsements, they’re actually not significant usually, however this one is, I believe,” Fetterman stated. “That has me involved.”
Fetterman informed the New York Occasions that he doesn’t consider the 2024 election will come right down to “a sure coverage” however will as an alternative come right down to the “stark alternative” between Harris and Trump.
“It’s visceral,” Fetterman stated. “And that’s why the folks which are left that haven’t made up their resolution are going, you already know, what do I would like for the subsequent 4 years? And I do consider sufficient folks will select Harris. But it surely’s going to be a lot, a lot nearer than anybody would need.”

Tesla CEO Elon Musk (R) jumps on stage as he joins former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump throughout a marketing campaign rally at web site of his first assassination try in Butler, Pennsylvania on October 5, 2024. (JIM WATSON/AFP by way of Getty Photographs)
The Real Clear Politics average of polling in Pennsylvania reveals Trump narrowly main Harris by lower than a proportion level.
Political eyes are locked on Pennsylvania because the state that can doubtless decide the end result of the election. Trump and Harris have each repeatedly zigzagged the state campaigning in current weeks, whereas voter registration for the state launched this week reveals sizable shifts benefiting the GOP within the last stretch of the election cycle.
Fox Information Digital’s Emma Colton contributed to this report