Overview
- Krysta Sinclair Juris will step down after more than two years as chief of staff, with deputy Cabelle St. John promoted to the role.
- The change marks the third significant departure in the senator’s office over recent months, following exits by aides Madeleine Marr, Caroline Shaffer and former chief Adam Jentleson.
- Anonymous former staffers have described Fetterman as disengaged, saying he rarely reads memos or holds regular meetings.
- Fetterman has rejected reports questioning his fitness for office as a hit piece and maintained he is adhering to his medical treatment plan for clinical depression.
- Despite criticism from the Philadelphia Inquirer’s editorial board over missed votes and skipped hearings, the senator says he will serve out his term and plans no immediate decision on a 2028 reelection bid.