1. Mund calls out crude messages in U.S. House race, Armstrong says it’s best to ignore them
The two people vying for North Dakota’s lone U.S. House seat in November are taking different approaches to social media blowback they get as part of their campaigns.
First-time candidate Cara Mund, 28, running as an Independent, is trying to become North Dakota’s first female elected to the U.S. House.
She’s a Harvard Law graduate recently sworn in to the state bar association, and was crowned 2018 Miss America.
Incumbent Rep. Kelly Armstrong, 45, a Republican who was first elected to Congress in 2018, is making his third run for the seat and is also an attorney.
Mund says she believes in calling out the attacks, while incumbent Rep. Kelly Armstrong says they’re best ignored.
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