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Democrats Christina Hines, Marni von Wilpert and Zach Dembo on priorities as they enter Congress

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Democrats Christina Hines, Marni von Wilpert and Zach Dembo on priorities as they enter Congress. (2026, November 10). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/catching-up-with-3-new-democrats-coming-to-congress/

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CBS News interviewed three newly elected Democratic representatives—Christina Hines from Michigan, Marni von Wilpert from California, and Zach Dembo from Kentucky—who will join Congress in its next term. The piece focuses on their priorities as they prepare to enter the legislative body.
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CBS News reported on November 10, 2026, that Ed O'Keefe interviewed three newly elected Democrats who will join the next term of Congress: Christina Hines from Michigan, Marni von Wilpert from California, and Zach Dembo from Kentucky. The article focuses on their priorities as they prepare to enter Congress.

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Democrats Enter Congress
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Catching up with 3 new Democrats coming to Congress CBS News' Ed O'Keefe speaks with three of the new Democrats who will join Congress in its next term: Michigan's Christina Hines, California's Marni von Wilpert and Kentucky's Zach Dembo.
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Catching up with 3 new Democrats coming to Congress CBS News' Ed O'Keefe speaks with three of the new Democrats who will join Congress in its next term: Michigan's Christina Hines, California's Marni von Wilpert and Kentucky's Zach Dembo.

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Catching up with 3 new Democrats coming to Congress CBS News' Ed O'Keefe speaks with three of the new Democrats who will join Congress in its next term: Michigan's Christina Hines, California's Marni von Wilpert and Kentucky's Zach Dembo. asserted
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