PITTSBURGH — As it nears two months since he suffered a stroke, Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the Democratic nominee in one of the country's most important U.S. Senate races, is signaling that a return to the campaign trail may not be too far away.
In response to a series of Post-Gazette questions on Wednesday about the candidate's health status as the calendar continues into July, a campaign spokesman said Fetterman is "feeling really well" and will be "on the campaign trail soon."
Fetterman has been recovering from a stroke that he suffered a few days before the May primary, a contest that he won to become the Democrats' torch-bearer for a seat that could determine control of the Senate.
