Wisconsin GOP Senate candidate Eric Hovde actively serves as the chairman and CEO of Sunwest Bank, a company which has been consistently accepting donations from foreign banks and governments dating back to 2017.
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has been linked to several Saudi companies following his departure from Congress in 2015 in which he has personally gained from, including one with questionable nuclear ambitions.
Kansas GOP congressional candidate Chad Young is advocating to abolish “anything big,” such as major corporations, federal agencies and taxation, according to a Kansas Reflector article.
Ohio Equal Rights, a political action committee, is in the process of creating a ballot initiative to create an equal rights amendment and implement nondiscrimination policies in the Ohio Constitution.
In an exclusive interview with WCPT 820AM, KSDK reporter Mark Maxwell revealed that the Trump campaign is vetting questions from local media, urging reporters to avoid inquiries regarding the 2020 election.
Kansas state Sen. Mark Steffen (R-Hutchinson) sparked a heated debate during a special session on Tuesday by voicing his criticism of the tax credit increase for daycare, calling the inclusion “politically expedient.”
On Tuesday, Minnesota Republican Senate candidate Royce White inaccurately posted to X a map of drinking fountains in the city of Minneapolis’ parks, falsely saying it was a crime map.
On Monday, liberal Judge Susan Crawford joined the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court in hopes to maintain the liberal majority, taken from conservatives just last August.
Ohio House Bill 178, or Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair Act (CROWN), passed out of the Ohio House Civil Justice Committee with a 9-3 vote on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Pennsylvania state Rep. Stephanie Borowicz (R-Clinton County) adamantly objected to a bill advocating for the provision of free menstrual products to students in public schools, even associating it to communism.
