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Suspicious package intercepted at Tom Steyer's office

Breaking via KRON4 San Francisco

A recent tweet by the #MAGABomber

Package intercepted at Kamala Harris's Sacramento office

Breaking on my phone

FL-GOV: DeSantis supporter taken into custody re. attempted assassination of Democrats

That’s all we need to know.

CNN reporting that man in custody lives in Broward County

President #MAGABomber: All this bomb stuff is slowing GOP momentum

NH-GOV: Sununu moves to Lean Republican

The race in New Hampshire where GOP Gov. Chris Sununu is seeking a second, two-year term got a very late start as Democrats didn’t have a nominee until after Labor Day when former state Sen. Molly Kelly won the primary. Sununu has had a healthy lead in the race, but when there are wave elections, the wave always tend to be somewhat bigger when it hits New Hampshire. Sununu remains favored to win the contest, but his margin is likely to be smaller than his lead in the polls today would suggest. As a result, the contest is moving over a notch from the Likely Republican to the Lean Republican column.


https://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/governors/governors-overview/governors-11-days-out-ok-toss-nh-lean-rep



MOLLY KELLY







http://www.mollykelly.com

OK-GOV: Open sea moves to Tossup

Oklahoma now joins the ranks of Toss Up races. Republicans have long argued that the solidly red nature of the state would propel their nominee, mortgage company CEO Kevin Stitt, into the Governor’s office, but some GOP strategists are growing concerned that Stitt hasn’t been able to close the deal. Democrats have always believed that the state is ready for change after eight years with GOP Gov. Mary Fallin at the helm; Fallin may well be the most unpopular Governor in the country today. And, that their nominee, former Attorney General Drew Edmondson, is the strongest candidate they could have hoped for.

While Stitt is an outsider, Democrats have worked to tie him to Fallin, saying that if elected, Stitt will amount to a third term for Fallin. Republicans have started to portray Edmondson as too liberal for the state. This is quickly becoming a jump ball.


https://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/governors/governors-overview/governors-11-days-out-ok-toss-nh-lean-rep



DREW EDMONSON







https://drewforoklahoma.com