Laura Dunn is fearlessly for the people. To safeguard our democracy for future generations, Dunn is running for Congress.
As a nationally recognized civil rights attorney, she stands for the victimized and marginalized against powerful institutions.
06/03/2026
Over 70K views of my Legal AF podcast interview by Michael Popok - please like and share: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-a4C-Btdew
Trump REBUKED as IMPEACHMENT CALLS GROW!!! Popok is joined by Congressional candidate, s*x abuse survivor and congressional candidate Laura Dunn to break down how the Democrats can be successful campa...
06/03/2026
‘It was cruel’: Scott Pelley confronts new ‘60 Minutes’ boss in fiery meeting The veteran correspondent demanded answers on fired staff and the new executive producer’s qualifications for the job.
I oppose agreements in the since transparency is a key aspect of public positions and the under must be called out
I stand with the and at in who are pushing back against inhumane conditions for detainees held by the administration - f**k ICE, it must be abolished
05/30/2026
Ex-attorney general was subpoenaed in March but had refused to show after her removal from justice department
05/30/2026
As a civil and victim rights attorney, my first act in will be to hold and reconciliation hearings about the raids, unmasking officers who abused and residents and compensating and their families for such harms
05/26/2026
The White House disputed the report as “fake news,” as per usual.
05/26/2026
Thank you to Jami Floyd, formerly my opponent in this race, for her thoughtful coverage: "Dunn argues that voters are looking for leaders willing to challenge entrenched systems rather than simply inherit them. Her message is straightforward: accountability has to come first."
The Race for NY-12 with Jami Floyd — Episode Five “Accountability Above All”
05/26/2026
In quashing a subpoena by the DOJ, a Trump-appointed federal judge BLASTED the Department over their manipulative & unlawful efforts to access young transgender patients' medical records, saying the DOJ's behavior makes them "unworthy" of the courts' trust.