Georgia - Transgender politics comes to early forefront in Georgia U.S. Senate race

Tim Darnell

Atlanta News First

Pooler, GA

('Goober' Buddy's town)

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ezs note:  Georgia residents - So Buddy Carter's gonna run for Senate.  Whutever.  What YOUR job is to is to re-elect Jon Ossoff, sendin' ole Buddy back  to the hicks!

Wisconsin - Wisconsin Deserves Better than Bigoted California Banker Eric Hovde in the U.S. Senate

Jared Todd

HRC

Jacksonport, WI (r)

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Ohio - In Republican U.S. Senate primary events, Bernie Moreno downplays his company’s support for LGBTQ non-discrimination

Andrew J. Tobias

cleveland.com

Cleveland, OH

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ezs note:  Ohioans - rather than wonder where Bernie Moreno stands on your life, why not vote for the Democrat?  Believe me, it's much easier.

Pennsylvania - 5 issues that drove John Fetterman to another U.S. Senate run

Molly Bilinski

The Morning Call

Braddock, PA

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lead story - Trans activist Samantha Boucher to manage U.S. Senate campaign

Julie Compton
NBC News

Iowa (early seal)

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Louisiana - Kyle Duncan's nomination to 5th Circuit advances out of U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee

Elizabeth Crisp
The Advocate

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ezs note:  You can help stop some of the worst justice nominations - but only if you let your voice be heard!  You can find out who your two Senators are (remember, every state has two) by clicking www.senate.gov.

By the way, I did!  You can too.