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Rep. Summer Lee, Slammed For Backing Gaza Cease-Fire, Wins Democratic Primary - Vimarsana News

Rep. Summer Lee, Slammed For Backing Gaza Cease-Fire, Wins Democratic Primary

The Squad member had a warning for fellow progressives likely to face similar attacks.

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Opinion: North Carolina's fiery GOP candidate's outrages will fuel an intense governor's race - Vimarsana News

Opinion: North Carolina's fiery GOP candidate's outrages will fuel an intense governor's race

North Carolina’s governor’s race pits a Democrat hoping to avoid being linked to Biden against a firebrand Republican known for offensive comments, says Doug Heye.

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Who's running for Livingston County Board, so far? - Vimarsana News

Who's running for Livingston County Board, so far?

The all-Republican board is expected to face nine Democratic challengers.

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Biden, not on ballot in New Hampshire, wins primary - Vimarsana News

Biden, not on ballot in New Hampshire, wins primary

President Joe Biden won New Hampshire's unofficial Democratic primary on Tuesday, despite not even appearing on the ballot.After Biden and the Democratic Party scrapped New Hampshire's role hosting the traditional first-in-the-nation primary, following the Iowa caucuses, it is Democrats in South Carolina who will officially hold the first vote, on February 3. 

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Tight races, big pockets: Rep. Omar, Craig raising serious money for reelection campaigns - Vimarsana News

Tight races, big pockets: Rep. Omar, Craig raising serious money for reelection campaigns

Two Minnesota congresswoman are anticipated to have close reelection races this year. Their strategy? Out-fundraise their opponents (by a lot).

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