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Anti-Billionaire Abdul El-Sayed backed by Soros—List of wealthy supporters (opens the original)
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Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed has built his campaign around a promise to get money out of politics, but a recent fundraiser in West Hollywood has put the Democratic nominee’s own donor network under scrutiny. Jeffrey Soros, a Hollywood producer and nephew of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, hosted El-Sayed on Monday night alongside his wife, Catherine Soros. During the event, Soros said he has known El-Sayed since 2012, when he interviewed him as a finalist for his parents’ fell
GOP May Win Governor Race in Democrat State for First Time in 44 Years—Poll (opens the original)
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Republican state Senator Christine Drazan narrowly leads Democratic Governor Tina Kotek in Oregon's gubernatorial race, according to a new poll, putting the GOP within reach of a seat it hasn't won since 1982. The survey of 915 likely voters, conducted by DHM Research for Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) from September 17 to 27, found Drazan at 47 percent and Kotek at 46 percent after undecided voters were asked which candidate they leaned toward. Pacific Green Party candidate Brett Smith drew 3
Maria Salazar’s Democratic Rival Won’t Let Her Create Distance From Trump (opens the original)
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Veteran TV anchor Eliott Rodriguez spent more than 30 years covering Miami's politicians and now, after retiring from television, he is running to become one himself A longtime South Florida broadcaster who retired from CBS News Miami, Rodriguez launched his campaign in March for Florida’s 27th Congressional District, where he is seeking to unseat Republican U.S. Representative María Elvira Salazar, who has held the seat since 2021. "What I considered was how I felt about what’s going on in this
James Talarico is outraising Ken Paxton in Texas’ Republican strongholds (opens the original)
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Some of the richest traditionally Republican neighborhoods in Texas have given more money to a Democrat this year than to the GOP nominee for the Senate. According to an analysis of Federal Election Commission records by reporters at The Houston Chronicle, Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico is outperforming Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in fundraising in ZIP codes that have previously backed President Donald Trump. The fundraising numbers come as Texas has surged to the forefront
GOP's Tom Cotton Outspending Dem Rival 65-1 in State Trump Won by 31 Points (opens the original)
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The Arkansas U.S. Senate race was hardly on anyone’s radar as a competitive contest. Then a poll put a Republican Senate seat that had long looked safe on the political map and got operatives on both sides paying attention. Republican Senator Tom Cotton and the groups backing him have put about $13.6 million into advertising this cycle as he seeks a third term on November 3. Hallie Shoffner, the Democrat trying to unseat him, and her allies have spent $208,703. So why is so much money being spen
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