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Democrats Use Epstein Files in 2026 Senate Campaigns
Democrats are centering Jeffrey Epstein files in their 2026 Senate campaign messaging across multiple states. The approach targets Republican resistance to earlier file releases and highlights donations from Epstein associates.
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Democrats are using the Jeffrey Epstein files as a central theme in their 2026 Senate campaign strategy across multiple regions. The files were released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which made more than 3.5 million pages public.
A political science professor at Case Western University stated that the Democratic candidate's approach reflects a broader party calculation rather than a state-specific decision. A spokeswoman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee said Democrats had accepted donations from individuals named in the files while attempting to use the documents against Republicans.
She added that congressional Republicans had delivered the file release through the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
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