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Fetterman Teases Post-Midterm Move: “Wait Till the Midterms. See What I Do.”

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September 28, 2026 2 Min Read
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Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania drew fresh attention to his political future during the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin on Saturday, telling an audience to wait until after November’s midterm elections before judging how he would operate in the next Congress.

During an interview with CBS News’ Major Garrett, Fetterman rejected speculation that he intends to become a Republican. “I don’t have a reason to,” he said, emphasizing that he still votes with Democrats on most partisan issues and later stating plainly, “I’m not a Republican.” The Texas Tribune
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The more ambiguous moment came when the discussion turned to what Fetterman might do if Democrats won enough seats to make him a pivotal vote. Although he had previously said he would remain a potential “51st vote” for Democrats, Fetterman told the festival audience, “Wait till the midterms. See what I do,” before suggesting the subject should be revisited once the election results are known. His remarks did not amount to an announcement that he plans to leave the Democratic Party. The Texas Tribune

Fetterman also generated laughs when asked why he would not become an independent. He accidentally called himself a “lifelong Republican,” immediately recognized the mistake and corrected himself to say he was a lifelong Democrat. The Texas Tribune

The Pennsylvania senator has repeatedly broken with fellow Democrats on issues including Israel, Iran, government funding and some Trump administration nominees. Most recently, he voted against an effort to restrict President Trump’s use of military force against Iran. The Texas Tribune

Fetterman also said he would decide after the midterms whether to seek reelection in 2028, while noting that he is currently fundraising with another campaign as a possibility. For now, his stated position remains that he is a Democrat, even as he continues emphasizing that he will not necessarily follow his party on every major vote. The Texas Tribune

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