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Deb Haaland #NM01
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Mikie Sherril #NJ11
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Madeline Dean #PA04
Crissy Houlahan #PA06
Lizzie Fletcher #TX07
Elaine Luria #VA02
Abigail Spanberger #VA07
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Kim Schrier #WA08
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