“Big money is flowing into the 2018 fight for the U.S. Senate”

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Nonwhites report more problems voting than whites in the US

Nonwhites report more problems voting than whites in the US https://t.co/F1Hord0LeC pic.twitter.com/BlViUdKEqx

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) July 19, 2018

It’s no coincidence that black and Latinx voters are more likely than white folks to report problems at the polls. People of color are disproportionately impacted by voter suppression tactics. @Eugene_Scott reports. https://t.co/ZdY9HwahCZ

— America Votes (@AmericaVotes) July 19, 2018

Trump should release his tax returns

Trump keeps siding with Russia. Let’s see if he owes them money.

The president's behavior led some to speculate on whether Putin had leverage over Trump, possibly including his knowledge of any past business dealings between the president and Russians. https://t.co/iwEwoTi165 #PutinsPuppet

— Democratic Coalition (@TheDemCoalition) July 19, 2018

If @realdonaldtrump released his tax returns, maybe we would have answers on why the Trump Organization missed routine property tax deadlines.https://t.co/y1BL2oF2uq

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) July 19, 2018

A blue wave may not be enough to give Democrats a House majority

Maybe the biggest thing to know about the race for the House: an '06/'10-like "blue wave" might not result in an easy Dem win.
Why? The GOP has evacuated to high ground. https://t.co/m4FmhlUFU4 pic.twitter.com/s5ZLmUEFfg

— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) July 19, 2018

Nielsen’s comments on Charlottesville are like Trump’s

No, both sides were not the same. One side killed someone.

The best, most detailed accounts of Cville—I'm thinking in particular of Blake Montgomery's https://t.co/VR4ypLZ6vp —are clear that violence was not evenly distributed. To assert otherwise, or even to toss a veil of unknowability over it, is a dereliction of investigative duty. https://t.co/8RGliYZcXY

— Dara Lind (@DLind) July 19, 2018

Zinke land deal probe opened

Every one of them is corrupt!
“The arrangement suggests that the Halliburton chairman would be building a long-sought business for the Interior secretary, ethics experts say, a relationship that is fraught with conflicts of interest.” https://t.co/g8ZvcWoYyD

— Amy Siskind (@Amy_Siskind) July 18, 2018

Interior Department IG has opened investigation into land deal involving Sec Ryan Zinke's family, a deal that involves the head of an energy services company Halliburton that does business with the agency. pic.twitter.com/RFZpv158y4

— Eric Lipton (@EricLiptonNYT) July 19, 2018

another Zinke problem:

CNN: Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's official calendar doesn't match reality https://t.co/57xYZBfJ4Z

— Evan Rosenfeld (@Evan_Rosenfeld) July 19, 2018

New York is investigating into whether the Trump Foundation violated tax laws

The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has opened an investigation into whether the Donald J. Trump Foundation violated state tax laws, a move that could lead to a criminal referral for possible prosecution, according to two state officials https://t.co/No1nBvo8zT

— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 19, 2018

Trump knew about Putin’s role in election meddling before his inauguration

Two weeks before his inauguration, Trump was shown highly classified intelligence indicating that Putin had personally ordered cyberattacks to sway the election. He has since publicly questioned it. https://t.co/mcjP2Ce2w3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 19, 2018

Two weeks before his inauguration, Trump was shown the raw intelligence data proving Putin’s direct role in attacking the 2016 election to help him win. @Lawrence just revealed that @nytimes is reporting this bombshell. It turns all of Trump’s denials into coverups.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) July 19, 2018

Republicans block funding for election security

WaPo: “House Republicans plan to vote Thursday on a spending bill that excludes new money for election security grants to states, provoking a furious reaction from Democrats amid a national controversy over Russian election interference.” https://t.co/6O8PnBG1ud

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) July 19, 2018

Lawmakers started chanting "U-S-A" on the House floor after Rep. Steny Hoyer called for more election security funding to protect future elections from foreign meddling https://t.co/vYdc4vTZyT pic.twitter.com/SNE0I4Upx3

— CNN (@CNN) July 19, 2018

Last week House Democrats called for $1.4 billion in funding for cybersecurity and election security. House Republicans refused to support it. #VoteThemOut https://t.co/BjWROIMcUn

— Swing Left (@swingleft) July 18, 2018