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Young politicians are increasingly concerned about safety in the wake of violent incidents targeting elected officials, such as the killings of Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman and Charlie Kirk. This climate of fear is affecting their willingness to run for office and engage with constituents, prompting discussions about security measures and the implications of political violence on future leadership.
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Young politicians are increasingly concerned about safety in the wake of violent incidents targeting elected officials, such as the killings of Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman and Charlie Kirk. This climate of fear is affecting their willingness to run for office and engage with constituents, prompting discussions about security measures and the implications of political violence on future leadership.
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Concerns Over Safety Affect Young Politicians' Willingness to Run for Office