An influential Democratic donor is aiming to raise $10 million for a new super Back backing U.S. Sen. Cory Booker’s yet-unannounced presidential run, the New York Times reported Thursday. Steve Philips, a well-connected donor out of San Francisco whose organizations have previously backed mobilization efforts for Booker and former President Barack Obama, announced he would formally create the pro-Booker super PAC Dream United on Thursday. According to the Times, Phillips
Loretta Weinberg beat the establishment as a McGovern delegate in 1972
Howarth, Peters are most vulnerable GOP incumbents
Booker poised to set record for most votes by a NJ statewide candidate
Editor's Note: This story was updated with comment from Assemblyman Jay Webber at 8:15 p.m. Mikie Sherrill took a rare shot at President Donald Trump over his response to attempted assassinations of a number the latter’s political opponents, including Sen. Cory Booker. “I was just concerned that president Trump has started to use very divisive language about the press with respect to the pipe bombs that are being sent,” she
Democrat has has raised more than $4 million more than GOP congressman
Menendez vs. Hugin numbers similar to Booker vs. Bell
Dem House candidate says Congressman wants to avoid talking about his record
Congressman’s attacks vindicated in wake of WaPo fact check
GOP Senate candidate says pro-Trump literature ‘consistent’ with prior statements
