Collin Anderson is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. He graduated from the University of Missouri, where he studied politics. He is originally from St. Louis and now lives in Arlington, VA. His email address is anderson@freebeacon.com.
The super PAC aligned with Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) is the largest donor to a prominent progressive group that has thrown itself behind Valerie Plame’s congressional bid.
Big-spending outside groups have rushed to boost Iowa Democrat Theresa Greenfield ahead of Tuesday’s Senate primary as the establishment-backed businesswoman struggles to put the race away.
Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer's (D.) executive office gave the "green light" on a coronavirus-related contract awarded to a Democratic consulting firm that worked for her campaign, according to internal emails obtained by Bridge Magazine.
Iowa Senate hopeful Theresa Greenfield dismissed criticism from fellow Democrats on her campaign finance hypocrisy as "Republican talking points" during a primary debate Thursday. 
All four of Iowa’s Democratic Senate candidates said they would not support House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D., Calif.) latest coronavirus relief bill during a primary debate Tuesday.
On their first day in Congress, the two newest GOP representatives signed a petition to force a vote on a “no-brainer” piece of legislation designed to protect infants who survive abortion.
Democratic Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has refused to grant a conservative journalist access to the state's daily coronavirus press briefings. Scott Johnson, co-founder of the award-winning website Power Line, has covered the government's response to the pandemic in a daily series titled, "Coronavirus in One State." The posts regularly receive hundreds of comments from Minnesota residents, the PowerLine site shows. 
Iowa Senate candidate Theresa Greenfield refused to take a position on decriminalizing illegal border crossings at the Democratic primary debate on Monday.
Republican governors Mike DeWine (Ohio) and Larry Hogan (Md.) rebuked Senate hopeful Amy McGrath after the Kentucky Democrat used their images in an ad attacking Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.). 
Missouri Democrat Nicole Galloway touted an endorsement from a liberal dark money group just days after claiming that she "hate[s] dark money with a passion." 