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Pia Dandiya Releases First General Election Ad in District 22 Race — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Pia Dandiya released her first general-election ad in Florida’s 22nd District race, outlining positions on congressional stock trading, healthcare, Social Security, Medicare and taxes. The article also reports a close poll, campaign fundraising and attacks from Republican groups.
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best 30 stories · 50–55 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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People in this story 6 + 1 PD Democratic House candidate who released her first general-election ad and outlined policy positions.
PRIMARY SUBJECT
President and the subject of a possible impeachment vote alleged by the NRCC.
Representative whose recent impeachment resolution is described as having failed.
Representative reported to be open to campaigning with Dandiya; she had endorsed Angie Nixon.
Florida Senate candidate whom Ocasio-Cortez had endorsed; referred to in the article as Angie Nixon.
Republican House candidate and Dandiya’s opponent in the district race.
ALSO MENTIONED Maureen O'Toole, NRCC spokeswoman who criticized Dandiya and Democrats.
Representative whose recent impeachment resolution is described as having failed.
Representative reported to be open to campaigning with Dandiya; she had endorsed Angie Nixon.
Florida Senate candidate whom Ocasio-Cortez had endorsed; referred to in the article as Angie Nixon.
SHOW 1 MORE SHOW FEWER CA Republican House candidate and Dandiya’s opponent in the district race.
ALSO MENTIONED Maureen O'Toole, NRCC spokeswoman who criticized Dandiya and Democrats.
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