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An iron worker takes on one of Trump’s most loyal followers in Congress
- Poindexter, a five-term Brook Park councilman and ironworkers instructor, is running for the Democratic nomination in Ohio’s 7th district.
- The race is in a district targeted by Democrats to regain the House majority in 2026.
- Poindexter emphasizes workers’ rights and a fair economy as central to his campaign platform.
- Poindexter criticizes Miller for limited district engagement and a record on labor issues.
- Miller’s voting on labor issues and AFL-CIO score are cited by Poindexter as contrasts to his platform.
- The primary for the Democratic nomination is set for May 5, with other contenders including Ed Fitzgerald and Ann Marie Donegan.
- Poindexter’s background includes growing up in a union household and working various jobs before pursuing an apprenticeship.
- The piece frames Poindexter as a candidate challenging a Trump-aligned incumbent in a district that voted for Miller in 2022.
- The article notes Poindexter’s focus on worker rights as a response to economic concerns facing residents.
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