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Republican extremist Pamela
Carter ran for
election for an
at-large seat of the
Scottsdale City
Council in Arizona.
She lost in the
general election on
November 8, 2022.
Carter
is
running for
election to
the Arizona
House of
Representatives
to represent
District 4.
She is on
the ballot
in the
general
election on
November 5,
2024. She
advanced
from the
Republican
primary on
July 30,
2024. |
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Lynda
Carter’s
Sister
Is
Running
In
A
Key
Arizona
Race.
Wonder
Woman Is
Sounding
The
Alarm. |
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Mother Jones
illustration; ABC
Photo
Archives/Disney
General
Entertainment
Content/Getty |
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"Arizona’s
fourth
legislative
district,
located
in the
suburban
heart of
Maricopa
County,
might be
the
ultimate
bellwether
in the
ultimate
bellwether
state.
And this
fall,
the
stakes
are
impossibly
high,
not just
at the
presidential
level—where
polls
show
Donald
Trump
and
Kamala
Harris
in a
dead
heat—but
all the
way down
the
ballot.
Republicans
control
both
chambers
of the
legislature
by just
one
vote. In
Arizona,
where
each
legislative
district
elects
two
representatives,
control
of the
state
house
could
come
down to
Democrats’
efforts
to flip
one seat
and hold
another
in this
district
that
includes
parts of
Phoenix
and
Scottsdale. |
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In their
quest to
hold
onto the
legislature,
Republicans
have
turned
to a
member
of a
famous
Arizona
family—Pamela
Carter,
older
sister
of the
original
Wonder
Woman,
Lynda
Carter.
On the
campaign
trail,
the
candidate
Carter
has
talked
up her
work as
a
successful
entrepreneur
and a
record
of
academic
accomplishment,
and
boasts
of
having
“my
family’s
full
support”
for her
state
house
run. But
a review
of her
record
and past
statements
tells a
much
different
story:
In
contrast
to the
fourth
district’s
moderate
profile,
Carter
is a
fervently
anti-abortion
minister
who has
been
“blessed
with
end-time
revelation”
and who
has made
confusing
claims
about
her
past.
And one
notable
member
of her
family
is not
on
board—her
famous
sister,
an
advocate
for
reproductive
rights. |
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“On her
website,
Pam
claims
to have
her
‘family’s
full
support,'”
Lynda
Carter
said in
a
statement
to
Mother
Jones. “I
have
known
Pam my
entire
life,
which is
why I
sadly
cannot
endorse
her for
this or
any
public
office.”" |
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Sep. 13,
2024 |
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