Dr. Oz

"It's now clear to me, with the recount largely complete, that we have a nominee," McCormick said. "And today I called Mehmet Oz to congratulate him on his victory."

"You think crooked Brian Kemp got 73 percent or whatever? Impossible!" Mike Lindell said Saturday ahead of Donald Trump's Wyoming rally.

Dr. Mehmet Oz's lead has dwindled to less than 1,000 votes as GOP primary challenger Dave McCormick sued to force the counting of disputed mail-in ballots.

Former president Donald Trump lashed out this weekend at Pennsylvania's ballot-counting process, comparing it to that of a "third world nation."

With his favored candidate's victory in doubt, Donald Trump is again crying foul without evidence over Pennsylvania elections.

The former president said that his endorsed candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz should "declare victory" to make it "harder for them to cheat with the ballots."

With a key Senate primary still in the balance, Donald Trump is again casting doubt on election integrity without offering any evidence.

The Trump-backed TV star and the former hedge fund manager are still neck and neck in the GOP primary.

The former president has picked six candidates across three states who are not the incumbents.

Barnette is heading into Tuesday's primary in Pennsylvania as the closest rival to the Trump-backed candidate.

Trump doubled down on his endorsement of Mehmet Oz, the moderate Republican in Pennsylvania's race, as he objected to Kathy Barnette's bid.

The former president himself appears worried that the outsider may beat his endorsed candidate for Pennsylvania's Senate primary, Dr. Mehmet Oz.

The political newcomer has seen a poll surge in recent weeks and now stands a good chance against the celebrity heart surgeon endorsed by Donald Trump.

Calls for Oprah Winfrey to apologise for or denounce Dr. Mehmet Oz for his Republican political bid have been labelled "next-level misogyny."

The former president is endorsing more incumbents than ever. That should pay off.

The former president has claimed his influence and support extends to the head of one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world.

Trump said Friday at a Pennsylvania rally that the U.S. Senate candidate's wife will make a "great first lady."

A recent poll shows that approximately eight in 10 Republican voters in states with high-profile races in 2022 view the former president in a favorable light.

Frustrated Republicans are calling Trump's Senate pick a "RINO' and urging voters to cast their ballot for a more conservative candidate.

Republicans are nervous Trump-endorsed candidates won't be able to win in general elections and could wash away the red wave they're hoping for in the fall.

The former president's endorsement in three key senate races drew the ire of some of his supporters.

Laura Ingraham spoke to Donald Trump's former advisor Kellyanne Conway and asked if she believed he had made the correct choice.

Morning Consult found roughly 8 in 10 Republican voters in Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania still have a favorable view of the former president.

"Oz is the antithesis of everything that made Trump the best president of my lifetime," wrote former Senate candidate Sean Parnell.

David McCormick looks set to beat fellow Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz in the race to secure the party's nomination.

"If President Biden wants to politicize health, he'll have to fire me. Let Americans see how truly petty and political he truly is," Oz said.

Dr. Oz may be a star in his own right, but Democratic candidate Malcolm Kenyatta enjoys the support of many well-known celebrities.

"Oz might be right for Hollywood, but he's wrong for Pennsylvania," an ad from an opposing super PAC said.

The celebrity physician has mostly relied on his own money thus far in his Senate run, according to campaign filings.

In one straw poll, Oz received only one vote out of more than 100 cast.