Overview
- The new hub features opposition research, volunteer sign-ups and a donor refund request form, with the party planning a digital ad campaign to drive traffic.
- The Working Families Party says its initiative, begun in November, has attracted more than 425 sign-ups from prospective candidates, volunteers and donors.
- The effort stems from disputes over Fetterman's votes and positions, including support for a Republican budget bill the group says will raise premiums for 500,000 Pennsylvanians, along with high-profile breaks on Trump, Israel and the 2025 shutdown.
- Reporting indicates the website is financed by the Working Families Party PAC.
- Fetterman has publicly downplayed the threat, and no Democratic challenger has formally entered the race.