Daily News | Fetterman’s new campaign manager is Philly-based Biden alum Brendan McPhillips
Lt. Gov. John Fetterman has hired a Philadelphia-based veteran of President Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign to lead his U.S. Senate run in the general election.
He described the stakes of the race, expected to be one of the most closely-watched and competitive in the country, as “incredibly high.” Bobby Maggio, Fetterman’s campaign manager during the Democratic primary, will become a senior adviser, accompanying Fetterman on most campaign stops over the next several months.
“In 2016, we were just kind of introducing John to the voters for the first time ... but he took that platform and made connections with people throughout the state,” McPhillips said.
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