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Democratic US Sen. Mark Warner launches bid for reelection
Warner targets rising costs and AI job impacts, urging tech firms to fund solutions and proposing universal healthcare and housing reforms, citing economic pressures on families.
- United States Senator Mark Warner from Virginia has announced his bid for re-election to the Senate in 2026, stating the need for "a vision to chart a new path and effective leadership to get it done."
- Warner, a former governor of Virginia and co-founder of Nextel Communications, has sponsored 85 bills that have been signed into law by both Democratic and Republican presidents during his time in the Senate.
- Warner said the upcoming election calls for "big ideas" to address issues like universal healthcare, affordable housing, childcare, and the impact of artificial intelligence on job displacement.
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Sen. Mark Warner announces reelection campaign in Virginia
Virginia Sen. Mark Warner has announced he’s running for reelection to the U.S. Congress in 2026. He made the announcement in a video statement released Tuesday morning. “We need universal healthcare coverage and a complete overhaul of affordable housing and childcare,” Warner said in the video. “We need a vision to chart a new path and effective leadership to get it done, that’s why I’m running for reelection the United States Senate.” In the S…
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