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Behind the scenes of freshman Rep. Cori Bush s first weeks in Congress.
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Cori Bush makes history as 1st Black woman to represent Missouri in Congress
The community leader turned political hopeful is on the ballot again, and this time she s favored to win Missouri s 1st Congressional district putting an end to a family dynasty in the Show-Me State.Tyra Mitchell for ABC News
On her third bid for office, she defeated in the Democratic primary an incumbent whose family dynasty had represented the first Congressional district of Missouri for over five decades.
Meet the people who write the biggest checks in federal elections
Just 12 individuals and couples provided $1 out of every $13 spent to influence congressional and presidential races in the last six elections, according an analysis released Tuesday by a Washington watchdog group.
Led by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, America’s political megadonors have plowed $3.4 billion into federal contests between January 2009 and December 2020, according to the report by Issue One.
Bloomberg catapulted to the top of the list after spending more than $1 billion on his failed 2020 bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. In the No. 2 spot: Tom Steyer, another billionaire who also ran unsuccessfully for the presidency last year.