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JoAnna Mendoza on being a single mom, a Marine veteran, and a first-time congressional candidate in Southern Arizona
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Dr. Annie Andrews on running for Senate, raising three kids, and why every vote she’d cast is for America’s children
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Lauren Babb Tomlinson on running for Congress with a 15-month-old at home
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