Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan, chair of the Senate Democrats’ re-election committee, tells Fox News Digital that senators skipping this week's convention 'know what's best' for them and their states
CHICAGO, Ill. - The chair of the Democrats' Senate campaign committee says the party's national nominating convention helps down-ballot in the battle for the Senate majority 'because it is about enthusiasm, turning voters out.' But Sen.
communications director Mike Berg told Fox News that all three senators 'have all voted with Kamala Harris 100% of the time on tie breaking votes she has cast as vice president. So it doesn't really matter whether they attend the convention or not, they own the record.
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