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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
Mike Hilgers
@mikehilgers· NE· Aug 27, 2026

If the City Council and City Clerk do not agree to obey their constitutional duty, we will be forced to consider immediate legal action to ensure that Nebraskans residing in Lincoln can exercise their constitutional right to vote on…

nebraskaexaminer.com
Dana Nessel
@dananessel· MI· Aug 27, 2026

I will never vote for Republican Mike Rogers, though Jewish Michigan Democrats are now backing him.

dailycaller.com
Todd Rokita
@toddrokita· IN· Aug 26, 2026

They are designed to reduce compulsive use, mitigate risks of anxiety, depression, disordered eating, sleep disruption, and other documented harms, and give parents greater ability to supervise their children’s online activity.

indianacapitalchronicle.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 26, 2026

A significant percentage of young people are using social media after midnight. The new default will be that those feeds will be disabled between midnight and 6 a.m.

ncnewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 26, 2026

The data shows that nearly 80% of teens use social media for over two hours a day and nearly 40% of them use social media for over five hours a day.

ncnewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 26, 2026

My wife and I have three kids. We know how hard it is to argue with them about screen time.

ncnewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 26, 2026

Not only is this last-minute rule change against the law, but it threatens North Carolinians’ voting rights and imposes a whole new process right before an election.

ncnewsline.com