Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga’s office has seen at least a dozen staffers transition to lobbyists, raising concerns about revolving-door politics.
Victor Marx, Colorado’s GOP gubernatorial candidate, faces criticism for his inflammatory anti-abortion stance, advocating a total ban.
Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, the Republican nominee for governor, faces scrutiny for his record of opposing anti-sex trafficking laws aimed at protecting children.
Republican Brinker Harding, Omaha city councilor and congressional candidate, pledges to tackle Big Pharma despite having investments in the sector.
Lieutenant Gov. Stavros Anthony criticized welfare recipients while receiving a $210,115 pension and billing taxpayers $3,300 for car expenses.
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Michigan Rep. Tom Barrett distances himself from health insurers despite campaign donations, while supporting Big Pharma interests in Congress.
Republican Rep. Max Miller’s new ad falsely claims Democrat Brian Poindexter supports higher taxes and government-run health care.
Michael Whatley’s claim that health care premiums increased by 183% under Gov. Roy Cooper is misleading; premiums actually fell 12% during Cooper’s tenure.
Adriana Guzmán Fralick, Nevada AG candidate, was inspired to enter politics by opposing Obamacare, having served under Gov. Gibbons.
Republican Dan Sullivan, ranked among the top 25% of most absent senators, missed key Senate subcommittee meetings vital to Alaskans.
