In the only debate before South Carolina's August 25 runoff, Graham asked the moderator to repeat a question about Taiwan and the South China Sea, then said: 'I'm just going to be honest here. I'm not that informed on national security.'
Van Orden posted AI-generated videos putting words in Rebecca Cooke's mouth. Wisconsin's synthetic media law requires an on-screen AI label. His posts didn't have one.
A 2005 bill requiring registered sex offenders who move to Arizona to re-register passed the House 55–3 and was signed into law. The Copper Courier reports Andy Biggs was one of the three no votes.
In a July court filing, Miller estimated he had lost about $30,000 in union support and blamed his ex-wife's allegations. He calls himself a 'Davis-Bacon Republican.' In December he voted to let stand Trump's order stripping collective bargaining from a million federal workers.
A Ring camera caught the Florida congressman going through a constituent's mailbox while canvassing two days before his primary. His office confirmed to TMZ it was him. Fine says he does not remember doing it and questions whether the video is real.
A Rockford man convicted of sexually abusing a student at the high school where he taught has given Darren Bailey's campaigns money three times since 2022. Bailey visited his church in June. His campaign says it didn't know — after a reporter called.
The Speaker campaigned for Herrera at a San Antonio barbecue joint days after another video surfaced. Johnson backed his opponent in 2024 and again this year, Trump's lawyer sent him a cease-and-desist letter in January, and a Republican group ran ads saying he 'does not belong in Congress.' Nothing about the record changed. A seat came open.
Arkansas Republicans voted down Gov. Sarah Sanders' $750 million mega-prison five times. She recruited primary challengers against the ones who stopped her, and lost every Senate primary she got into. Now the oil-and-gas worker who helped lead the opposition is on her November ballot.
In 2013, a bill to strip police powers from a marshal's office accused of serving a polygamist sect passed Arizona's House and died in Biggs's Senate. A federal court later found that same police force had spent decades protecting the sect.