Rebecca Cooke, coming off a campaign in which she outperformed Kamala Harris and Tammy Baldwin, launched a new bid to unseat Rep. Derrick Van Orden.

A familiar face will again make a run for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District. Rebecca Cooke announced that she will be running in 2026 for the seat Derrick Van Orden holds. Cooke narrowly lost the 2024 race to Van Orden by less than 2% of the vote and outperformed top-of-the-ticket Democrats

Rebecca Cooke, a small business owner, nonprofit leader, and waitress, has announced her candidacy for Congress in Wisconsin’s Third District, setting up a rematch with Republican Derrick Van Orden in

Rebecca Cooke announced Tuesday that she will again seek to challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden for Wisconsin's Third Congressional District seat.

Democrat Rebecca Cooke will run for congress again. Cooke made the announcement Tuesday, blasting incumbent congressman Derrick Van Orden for allegedly avoiding constituents at listening sessions. "While Derrick Van Orden cowers and hides from the people of western Wisconsin,

Democrat Rebecca Cooke announce Tuesday she intends to run against U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Third Congressional, in 2026.

Rebecca Cooke has announced she will make her third run for Congress. Cooke, a Democrat from Eau Claire, lost in November to Republican incumbent Derrick Van Orden in the Third Congressional District,

While the midterm election is still more than a year and a half out, a familiar challenger has launched another campaign for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District seat.

Rebecca Cooke announced Tuesday that she will again challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden for Wisconsin's Third Congressional District seat. Cooke is a small business and nonprofit leader and waitress who won the 2024 Democratic primary,