Scott Baugh Will Run For Congress In 2024
Matthew Cunningham
January 10, 2023
Former Assemblyman Scott Baugh has made it official that he will run again for Congress in 2024. Last year, Baugh narrowly lost his bid to
Former Assemblyman Scott Baugh has made it official that he will run again for Congress in 2024. Last year, Baugh narrowly lost his bid to
This morning, US Representative Katie Porter announced what political insiders have known for some time: she will run for the U.S. Senate in 2024. The
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