Ahead of the November Senate elections next month, where progressive candidates are criticised for being too radical, Democratic leads in two key battleground states are eroding.

According to the most recent round of public polling, Republican Sen. Ron Johnson has a nearly two-point lead over Democrat Mandela Barnes in Wisconsin (48.6 to 46.7).
Recent polling in Pennsylvania indicates that the race for Republican Sen. Pat Toomey’s seat is statistically tied after Democrat John Fetterman dropped from double-digit leads in August to just four points ahead of Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz.
In Wisconsin, voters find both the Republican and the Democratic candidate ‘too extreme.’
According to a Fox News poll released last week, which showed Johnson leading by 4 points, 44 percent of Wisconsin voters judged Democrat Barnes to be “too extreme” – up from 30 percent in August – while 43 percent felt the same about Johnson.
Like Fetterman, Republicans are telling voters that Barnes is soft on crime, launching a position he staked out in the primary against cash bail into the spotlight.

In Pennsylvania, pro-Oz ads have focused on Fetterman’s campaign for clemency for while leading the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons. Under Fetterman’s leadership the number of inmates serving life sentence who were recommended for early release dramatically increased.
Fetterman then made sense who can be depended on ‘mushing’ by making fun of his rival, Dr. Mehmet Oz, who in his viral ‘crudite’ video unintentionally joined the names of Wegman’s and Redner’s supermarkets to get ‘Wegner’s.’
‘There’s nothing on earth figured I wouldn’t do shopping for food, I’m at Wegner’s,’ Oz said in the April video Fetterman has violently taunted for quite a long time. Oz about expansion in the clasp: ‘Folks, that is $20 for crudités and this does exclude the tequila. This is preposterous and we have Joe Biden to thank for this.’
‘Dr. Oz reminds constantly everyone that I suffered a heart attack. Indeed. As a matter of fact, I’m certain there’s most likely no less than one individual here that is recording it. Attempting to have me miss a few words on record. What a rousing effort for you. Dr. Oz,’ he said.
Since the stroke, Fetterman, 53, the state’s ongoing lieutenant lead representative, has avoided inquiries from the news media at crusade occasions he actually involves shut subtitling in video discussions and in certain appearances, he’s confused words.
On Monday Fetterman posted a video making fun of Oz for selling supernatural occurrence fat-consuming pills as a superstar heart specialist.
Before there was Dr. Oz, there was Dr. Scratch.