
Andrew Howard
Senior Digital Producer at POLITICO
sr digital producer @politico via phx and maine
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Holly Otterbein |Andrew Howard
A Democrat blistering what he cast as a “rigged” economy run by “DC elites” is launching a longshot bid against Sen. Joni Ernst in the deep-red state of Iowa. Nathan Sage, executive director of the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce, is kicking off his campaign Wednesday with a video that targets Ernst as a “corporate Republican” and emphasizes his working-class roots. Sage tells viewers he grew up in a trailer, worked as a mechanic, and served in the Iraq War.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Howard |Ally Mutnick
Democrats are off to an early fundraising lead in key Senate battlegrounds. Progressives in uncompetitive seats raised big money. And some GOP incumbents are gearing up for tough primary challenges. Facing a brutal Senate map, Democrats have an extremely difficult path back to the majority. They have to defend Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) and three open seats in Michigan, Minnesota and New Hampshire. Republicans are looking to hold onto North Carolina and Maine.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Andrew Howard
The tense argument around requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote is reaching a new inflection point — with the House passing the SAVE Act last week, again with a few Democratic votes. To pass in the upper chamber, seven Democrats would need to join all Republicans to meet the 60 vote filibuster threshold. When the SAVE Act passed the House last Congress, it died in the Democratic-controlled Senate.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Brakkton Booker |Andrew Howard
Democrats are targeting Donald Trump’s weakened standing on the economy — even after the president paused his far-reaching reciprocal tariff policy that reverberated across global markets.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.com | Andrew Howard
Republican voters in Arizona won’t head to the polls to decide their nominee for governor for another 15 months, but that hasn’t stopped the primary contest between Rep. Andy Biggs and business executive Karrin Taylor Robson from getting messy. The hastened primary began when President Donald Trump made an endorsement in December, before anyone had officially announced they were running. It’s pitting the MAGA movement against the president’s top choice.
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RT @brianneDMR: In a surprise move, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announces she will NOT run for reelection in 2026: https://t.co/QaPeNOeWC4

Democrats are targeting Donald Trump’s weakened standing on the economy — even after the president paused his far-reaching reciprocal tariff policy that reverberated across global markets. By @brakktonbooker + me https://t.co/Zq7K2O4bHF

RT @politico: Democrats see an opening on the economy after Trump's trade war wreaks havoc on global markets https://t.co/sO4CgiHSBR