Oprah Winfrey has endorsed Democrat John Fetterman in Pennsylvania's hotly contested Senate race and rejected Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz, whom she had helped launch to stardom nearly two decades ago.
Oprah Winfrey, a staunch Democrat, had previously said she would refrain from making an endorsementOprah Winfrey is seen at an event in Los Angeles on Sept. 21. She endorsed John Fetterman and several other Democratic candidates on Thursday during a virtual town hall.The Dr. Oz ShowUntil now, Winfrey had said she would leave the election to Pennsylvanians, but she changed that position in an online discussion on voting in next Tuesday's election.
She did not mention Oz by name during the virtual event held with her OWN Your Vote coalition, an initiative she started two years ago to encourage and provide resources on the electoral process to Black women.
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