Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, her first endorsement in a contested Senate primary this midterm cycle. The move puts her at odds with Chuck Schumer, who is backing Rep. Haley Stevens.
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The Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint from Rep. Anna Paulina Luna alleging misconduct by Sen. Ruben Gallego, saying it found no evidence he violated federal law, Senate rules or conduct standards. Gallego denied wrongdoing and called for an apology from Luna.
Graham Platner met with Democratic senators in Washington as new reports about sexually explicit texts added to controversies surrounding his Maine Senate campaign. Key supporters, including Chuck Schumer and Bernie Sanders, continued to back him publicly.
President Trump named FHFA Director Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, succeeding Tulsi Gabbard at the end of June. Pulte will keep his housing agency roles while taking over the intelligence office temporarily.
Rep. Eric Swalwell faces multiple sexual misconduct allegations from former staff and others, prompting House Democratic leaders to call for him to drop out of the California governor race. Swalwell denies the claims and vows to fight them.
Indianapolis Council member Ron Gibson's home was shot at 13 times amid local opposition to a proposed data center. No one was injured, but the attack has raised concerns over escalating tensions surrounding the project.
Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego has decided to block the confirmation of key leaders at the Department of Veterans Affairs, intensifying Democratic efforts to prevent the Trump administration from reducing the agency's workforce. This move, along with Representative Adam Schiff's hold on a separate Trump nominee, underscores the heightened partisan tensions over federal agency staffing. These actions reflect broader Democratic concerns about the potential negative impact of the administration's plans on the effectiveness of federal agencies in serving the public.
Kari Lake Launches Campaign for U.S. Senate in Arizona, Adding Interesting Dynamic to Three-Way Race
Kari Lake Launches Campaign for U.S. Senate in Arizona, Adding Interesting Dynamic to Three-Way Race
Kari Lake, a former television anchor and Republican, has officially launched her campaign for the U.S. Senate in Arizona. Lake ran for governor of Arizona last year, but lost to Democrat Katie Hobbs. The race is expected to be a three-way race between the eventual Republican nominee, Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego, and incumbent Senator Kyrsten Sinema. Lake’s entry into the race will add an interesting dynamic as she has been vocal in her support of former President Trump’s policies.