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Lynda Carter’s sister is running in a key Arizona race. Wonder Woman is sounding the alarm.
Pamela Carter, a right-wing abortion foe, claims to have her family's "full support" for her candidacy. Not exactly
Lynda Carter, star of 'Wonder Woman,' endorses Democrats running against her sister
Lynda Carter, star of Wonder Woman in the 1970s, has endorsed two Democrats for the state House of Representatives who are running against her sister.
Lynda Carter, Original Wonder Woman, Tells Arizonans Not To Vote For Her Sister
I have known Pam my entire life, which is why I sadly cannot endorse her for this or any public office," the actor said.
“Wonder Woman” (Lynda Carter) does not want Arizonans to vote for her sister—Pamela Carter
Wonder Woman” Lynda Carter, posted to X (Twitter) on Saturday and said of both her sister’s opponents, Democrats Kelli Butler and Karen Gresham— “Kelli and Karen are both strong, experienced candidates.
Lynda Carter endorses her sister’s opponents in Arizona House race
The star of the 1970s TV show Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter, has endorsed the opponents of her sister, Pamela Carter, in an Arizona House race.
Arizona native and Wonder Woman actress, Lynda Carter, endorses sister's opponents | 2024 Election
The famous sister of Pamela Carter, who is running for a seat in the Arizona House, is throwing her support behind her Democratic opponents. Phoenix native and Wonder Woman actress, Lynda Carter, says they're "fighting for the rights that matter most to Arizonans.
‘Wonder Woman’ star endorses sister’s opponents in political race
Lynda Carter, the former star of the 1970s hit TV show “Wonder Woman,” has urged people not to vote for her sister in November.
Lynda Carter endorses sister's opponents in Arizona House race
Linda Carter, the star of the 1970s TV show Wonder Woman, has endorsed the two Democratic opponents running against her sister for the Arizona House.
Arizona native and Wonder Woman actress, Lynda Carter, endorses sister's opponents | 2024 Election
Wonder Woman actress and
Arizona
native,
Lynda
Carter
, endorses the Democratic opponents of her sister, Pamela. "They are working mothers fighting for the rights that matter most to Arizonans ...
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Lynda Carter's Children: All About Her Son James and Daughter Jessica
Lynda Carter is a mother of two kids with late husband Robert Altman. Here's everything to know about Lynda Carter's children ...
Mother Jones
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Lynda Carter’s Sister Is Running in a Key Arizona Race. Wonder Woman Is Sounding the Alarm.
In their quest to hold onto the legislature, Republicans have turned to a member of a famous
Arizona
family—Pamela
Carter
, older sister of the original Wonder Woman,
Lynda
Carter
. On the ...
FOX 10 Phoenix on MSN
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Diddy held without bail; 100k Arizonans could be affected by voter registration error | Nightly Roundup
From an Arizona candidate who is not getting the endorsement of her famous sibling to the latest on music mogul Diddy's ...
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