Amendment 3 would pull as much as $12 billion a year out of Florida's cities and counties. Renters get nothing. A sheriff who endorsed Donalds calls it a 'train wreck.' Donalds' campaign has spent at least $10 million on ads promising to cut property taxes.
Lindell's 72-page plan cuts education by $4.9 billion, healthcare by $11 billion and public assistance by $3.6 billion — then asks private donors to cover the $16.5 billion still missing, through a giving program modeled on his own 'Lindell Direct Assistance Program.'
A review of FEC filings found Iowa's Republican Senate nominee has taken more than $77,000 from pesticide manufacturers and factory-farm meat PACs — while voting to weaken clean water rules and defending atrazine to the EPA.
Ohio's electric bills are up 53% since 2021. Ramaswamy says data centers will make power free for nearby homes — a promise that runs entirely through regulators the governor appoints. Energy PACs gave him $97,468 this year, and the money roughly doubled after a watchdog flagged it.
Alabama's senator told a podcast the state might need its own border wall because 'they want to take this country over.' His office says he meant 'radical Islamic terrorists.'
Darline Graham says the first bill she cosponsored is the SAVE America Act — and she'd cancel the Senate's August recess to pass it. She sells it as showing an ID like you would at the library. The bill asks for far more than that.
Rep. Andrew Clyde owns two gun stores. This week he led nearly 30 Republicans in demanding the ATF destroy firearm transaction records — the same records the ATF uses to trace guns found at crime scenes.
Within a day of each other, three House Republicans and a group of senators introduced seven resolutions to strip the clean-air rules that 17 states and D.C. rely on. Two Koch-funded groups were quoted cheering in the press release.
As governor, Rounds privatized South Dakota's EB-5 visa program. A state employee gave the contract to a company he secretly owned, a beef plant swallowed $100 million in foreign money and went bankrupt, and the cabinet secretary at the center of it killed himself six days before a grand jury.
