Lahn ran the Koch group's Montana branch and fought Medicaid expansion there. Now he runs for Iowa governor as an anti-corporate populist — while Koch is one of four firms holding 84% of North America's nitrogen fertilizer capacity.
Repealing Arizona's income tax removes almost $6 billion — a third of the state budget — and, by one analyst's estimate, $900 million a year from cities. Biggs says he'll do it 'without raising any other taxes,' and hasn't said how.
Evans visited a Weld County feedlot, a cheese importer, the home builders and Leprino Foods — all hurt by tariffs. On February 10 he voted twice to keep the House from voting on those tariffs until August. Three Republicans broke ranks, the vote happened anyway, and Evans voted no.
Philadelphia's Building Trades endorsed Garrity for treasurer two years ago. Now its leader says he wouldn't back her 'if she ran for dog catcher' — and her spokesman declined to answer whether she'd support right-to-work.
ACA enrollment in Wisconsin fell 16% after Republicans let the enhanced subsidies expire. A DeForest childcare owner doubled her insurance stipend, lost staff and closed a classroom. Tiffany is defending the vote.
Tenney was one of 187 Republicans who voted against the CHIPS and Science Act. Three and a half years later she claimed credit for the Micron plant it paid for — and PolitiFact called it Half True.
Jackson's company renewed a Georgia Department of Behavioral Health contract on July 22 — running past the next governor's inauguration. On August 12 he told voters he didn't want 'even the appearance' of an ethics problem.
Federal filings show Hinson's campaign spent nearly $40,000 at the Capitol Hill Club, $9,500 at the Capital Grille and $1,443 for a stay at a Palm Beach resort — while she tells Iowans she knows their struggle.
AT&T, Verizon and the wireless industry's trade group gave Mike Rogers $95,000 over two decades. He wrote a bill to let them hand customer data to the NSA without a warrant — then went to work for AT&T.