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Democrats and Republicans quietly tweak their priorities online
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Gray, according to his campaign website, “worked with law enforcement to ban the use of the chokehold that killed George Floyd without jeopardizing officer safety.”
But when Archive next captured a version of Gray’s campaign website, on June 2, 2026, the line had been removed.
During that earlier race, Davis’s campaign page listed several key priorities, including “Women’s Rights and Healthcare,” “Equity and Justice” and the “Environment.”
The “Defend American Values” part of the “Issues” page was previously linked to another page on the campaign website, also titled, “Defend American Values.”
As late as July 2025, the “Issues Page” also noted she identified herself as “pro-life and pro-family.”