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Senate Hopeful McMorrow Deletes 6,000 Tweets Amid Residency Probe

4/29/2026

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U.S. Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow erased 6,000 tweets after a Post story revealed she voted in California while claiming Michigan residency.
Communications director Hannah Lindow called the purge and said McMorrow registered in Michigan in August 2016.
Posts deleted were jokes about cars, a white-privilege seminar at Notre Dame, and likening President Donald Trump’s supporters to Nazis.
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed removed tweets advocating police defunding and describing police as standing armies.

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U.S. Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow erased 6,000 tweets after a Post story revealed she voted in California while claiming Michigan residency.
Communications director Hannah Lindow called the purge and said McMorrow registered in Michigan in August 2016.
Posts deleted were jokes about cars, a white-privilege seminar at Notre Dame, and likening President Donald Trump’s supporters to Nazis.
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed removed tweets advocating police defunding and describing police as standing armies.