DNC Chair Ken Martin publicly endorsed the candidacies of Peggy Flanagan, Mary Peltola, and Deb Haaland.

The entities involved

• Peggy Flanagan →

  Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota since 2019

  • Peggy Flanagan, Michele Tafoya, and Tina Smith are contesting the vacant U.S. Senate seat.Thu 03:54
  • Peggy Flanagan, Amy Klobuchar, and Lisa Demuth are running for Senate and Governor seats in Minnesota.Wed 08:34
• Ken Martin →

  American politician (born 1973)

  • Ken Martin backed N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas's progressive platform.Wed 08:33
• Mary Peltola →

  American politician (born 1973)

  • Dan Sullivan is in a high-stakes reelection race against Mary Peltola, utilizing the GOP's Senate campaign arm and giving interviews to CNN.Thu 01:58
  • Updates on the political landscape include Bill Hill raising funds to challenge Nick Begich, and Mary Peltola making the race against Dan Sullivan a toss-up.Wed 22:54
• Deb Haaland →

  American politician (born 1960)

  • Gregg Hull and Deb Haaland are running for governor in New Mexico, while the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute reports on state trust funds.Thu 05:52
  • Multiple women secured major political victories across Texas, Ohio, and New Mexico in recent elections, including Gina Hinojosa becoming Texas' first Latina governor.Thu 05:03

Related events

• Peggy Flanagan is seeking the seat held by Tina Smith, facing Angie Craig in a DFL primary election in Minnesota.Jun 14
• Democrats recruited a spoiler candidate during the ongoing Senate race involving Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan.Sat 17:21
• The Democratic primary contest for the Minnesota Senate seat is underway, with Peggy Flanagan backed by various figures and scheduled to face Michele Tafoya in the general election amidst political attacks related to Trump's ICE surge.Aug 12
• Mary Peltola has declared her candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat in Alaska, and Deb Haaland is running for the New Mexico governorship.Fri 13:15
• Peggy Flanagan campaigned in Minnesota, contrasting herself with Republican opponents and advocating for Medicare For All.Oct 20