Hovde is running in a competitive U.S. Senate race in Wisconsin.

Hovde has touted his work with assisted living facilities as an asset on the campaign trail.

Hovde is running for the U.S. Senate on a platform that emphasizes economic opportunity.

Hovde personally invested $25 million in a Cayman Island hedge fund

Hovde invested in an Italian bank that was charged with defrauding the United States

Hovde has floated cutting Social Security and Medicare for more than a decade.

The California Department of Social Services reports that residents at the facility missed meals and were put at risk of contracting COVID.

Campaign says GOP Senate hopeful has no responsibility for facility and lawsuit lacks merit

Employees were put at risk to develop asthma or chronic bronchitis.

Even Larry Hogan, a Trump critic, supports the former president’s tax policy.

Hovde has made border security a centerpiece of his campaign despite campaigning against a bipartisan border security bill.

Hovde’s Orange County home is valued at more than $7 million

Hovde is running for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin despite primarily residing in California.

The bill provides billions to beef up border security and streamline immigration.

Hovde is reportedly prepared to spend eight figures of his own money on his campaign.

Eric Hovde's proposal is similar to Sen. Rick Scott's unpopular 2022 plan to make every American pay income taxes.

Republican Eric Hovde touts his economic expertise as one of his chief qualifications for public office.

The Republicans challenging Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin favor abortion bans and oppose gun safety laws.

The candidates GOP leaders wanted to run have passed on the chance to challenge the two-term Democratic senator in 2024.

Top GOP Senate candidates and potential recruits may not even live in the state in which they're seeking office.

In 2022, anti-abortion rights Republican candidates for office across the country lost every attempt to win a Democratic-held seat.