A gubernatorial candidate has selected a running mate. This choice was made public at an event. The candidate, Jocelyn Benson, chose a state senate leader to join her ticket.
The selected running mate has experience in the state senate, having served since 2019. She represents a particular city.
Further information about this announcement and its implications is available, including the potential for historic outcomes in the election.
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