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Ken Paxton
@kenpaxton· TX· Aug 28, 2026

This is a profoundly flawed decision that endangers our children and is an affront to Texas values.

huffpost.com
William Tong
@williamtong· CT· Aug 28, 2026

Sports event contracts are no different than sports betting and are not magically shielded by federal law from Connecticut’s commonsense consumer protection laws.

washingtonexaminer.com
Keith Ellison
@keithellison· MN· Aug 28, 2026

Refusing to extradite Castro, Greg Abbott is turning Texas into a sanctuary state for violent criminals.

foxnews.com
Rob Bonta
@robbonta· CA· Aug 28, 2026

Today, we're taking legal action to stop this unlawful rule in its tracks and ensure that voters can exercise their constitutional right to vote.

cbsnews.com
Letitia James
@letitiajames· NY· Aug 28, 2026

This rule is a clear attempt by the federal government to interfere in elections it has no power to control.

cbsnews.com
Steve Marshall
@stevemarshall· AL· Aug 27, 2026

It was a notable intervention by Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, who was first appointed to the office in 2017.

alabamareflector.com
Phil Weiser
@philweiser· CO· Aug 27, 2026

This means they will interact with the public at large, including vulnerable populations such as children and people who are immunocompromised or have chronic diseases at public places like schools, healthcare facilities, and other…

coloradonewsline.com
Todd Rokita
@toddrokita· IN· Aug 27, 2026

It’s imperative upon the homeowners, imperative upon those who’ve been affected, that you’re not leaving your Hoosier common sense at the door when they come knocking on the door.

indianacapitalchronicle.com
Kris Mayes
@krismayes· AZ· Aug 27, 2026

Residence is not what triggers eligibility under (Prop. 308),

azmirror.com
Kris Mayes
@krismayes· AZ· Aug 27, 2026

Arizonans are rightfully concerned about the documented examples of the misuse of this technology as well as how it affects their privacy rights. I share those concerns. We need a statewide approach to this issue.

azmirror.com
Kris Mayes
@krismayes· AZ· Aug 27, 2026

Technology can and does play an important role in helping law enforcement solve and prevent crime, but its use must be balanced against the Constitution and Arizonans’ privacy rights.

azmirror.com
Aaron D. Ford
@aarondford· NV· Aug 27, 2026

I’ll pause tax incentives for new data centers pending an audit to determine if they are delivering on the benefits they promised.

nevadacurrent.com
Aaron D. Ford
@aarondford· NV· Aug 27, 2026

Under my administration, data centers in Nevada would encounter the strictest rules in the country.

nevadacurrent.com
Aaron D. Ford
@aarondford· NV· Aug 27, 2026

The campaign was always going to be about the money versus the many, and we have many people supporting us.

nevadacurrent.com
Tim Griffin
@timgriffin· AR· Aug 27, 2026

Insufficient compensation from pharmacy benefit managers has been one of the reasons many pharmacies, including rural and independent ones, have been forced to close.

arkansasadvocate.com
Dan Rayfield
@danrayfield· OR· Aug 27, 2026

Oregonians are our eyes and ears, and when they share what they’ve experienced or witnessed, it can make a real difference in our ability to hold the federal government accountable.

oregoncapitalchronicle.com
Anthony G. Brown
@anthonygbrown· MD· Aug 27, 2026

Cutting off that funding does not merely eliminate a budget line. It means fewer cancer screenings and more preventable diseases going undetected.

marylandmatters.org
Phil Weiser
@philweiser· CO· Aug 27, 2026

Maintaining Colorado’s roads and bridges is not only right for safety but also prevents Coloradans from spending more time in traffic and more money on car repairs.

coloradonewsline.com
Phil Weiser
@philweiser· CO· Aug 27, 2026

This wasn’t too long a commute — it’s a little longer to come to Grand Junction to join us. Please. Victor. What are you afraid of?

coloradonewsline.com