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Harry Dunn speaks to voters during a house party on May 7. He has not come out in favor of restricting aid to Israel, but AIPAC still prefers state Sen. Sarah Elfreth .Everything was going according to plan for Harry Dunn , a former U.S. Capitol police officer running for the Democratic nomination in Maryland ’s open 3rd Congressional District.mob on Jan. 6, 2021, Dunn was out-fundraising a crowded field of opponents in the race to succeed retiring Rep.
A win for Dunn, who is now unlikely to affiliate with AIPAC, is a blow to AIPAC in a race where the policy and ideological stakes were unclear. And a win for Elfreth would attest to the strength of AIPAC cash, even against a grassroots favorite like Dunn.Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks campaigns for Senate alongside Sen. Chris Van Hollen in April. She has the support of many top Maryland Democrats.Maryland Sen.
Derrick Evans, who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, sees his prison time as a selling point against Rep. Carol Miller , who is also a conservative Trump supporter.Ruby-red West Virginia’s GOP primaries on Tuesday provide voters choices between staunchly pro-Trump Republicans and somehow even more hardcore pro-Trump Republicans.
State Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, former state Del. Moore Capito, and car dealership owner Chris Miller have been taunting each other nonstop for alleged squishiness in the fight against transgender rights. Another top contender, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, has bypassed the hot-button topic in favor of other issues.by a pro-Morrissey group depicting Miller in a blond, feminine wig. “Chris Miller protected they/them, not us,” the ad concludes.
Thanks to the couple’s shared fortune, April McClain Delaney has been able to lend her campaign $1 million of heron Delaney’s personal wealth, status as the former congressman’s wife, and friendship with prominent conservatives like Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts. Delaney would be the third straight super-rich Democrat to represent the seat that stretches from affluent Washington suburbs to the state’s western panhandle.
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