The brothers are former Lumbee Tribal Council members who have advocated for full federal recognition, which if approved could bring the Lumbee access to health care and certain federal grants.
‘These candidates have strong roots in their communities and are talking to voters every day about how the GOP’s failing agenda is destroying economic opportunities.’
The first-term senator says he now has $21 million in the bank, but Ossoff spent nearly half of what he raised in the third quarter.
‘Through this innovative program, Virginia is building affordable housing to support economic growth, strengthen our communities and ensure Virginians have the housing necessary.’
‘Withholding backpay would do nothing to strengthen our country — and would be a further attack on Virginians’ livelihoods.’
Mace has a favorability problem, while Evette needs to boost her name ID.
The Nov. 4 elections in Virginia and New Jersey represent the next big tests of how voters view both President Donald Trump’s second term and Democrats’ reaction to it.
