PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, largely absent from the campaign trail for two months, is slowly resuming his campaign following a stroke that nearly killed him.
Fetterman, who suffered the stroke four days before the primary election, has mostly remained out of public view but traveled to the Philadelphia area this week for a series of private fund-raisers.
Democratic Jewish Outreach Pennsylvania hosted a Thursday evening fund-raiser attended by about 150 attendees, many politically engaged Jewish Democrats from the region. The evening event, held at a private residence in Wynnewood, was closed to the press.
