In tiny Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania, a handful of the bright green late-summer lawns are dotted with Oz for Senate campaign signs.
This idyllic, church community of fewer than 1,300 people includes families that go back generations to the town’s 1890s founding. Houses are passed down between family members, and many residents are related.
It’s not a place particularly used to — or excited by — media attention, but Mehmet Oz has roots in town through his wife’s family, and his move there in 2020 has put the Montgomery County town in the middle of the 2022 Senate race.
