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Andrea Salinas, Little Women ATL, Lifetime Little Women: Atlanta star Andrea Salinas gave birth to her second child, a daughter, after undergoing an emergency C-section. One week later and Andrea has been released from the hospital but her daughter hasn’t; she is on a feeding tube. While at home, Andrea spends time with her son and baby daddy Chris. Emotions run high.Andrea is still mad about Chris showing up at the hospital “last minute.” Chris can’t believe she’s still mad. She tries to change the subject but then blurts out, “We’re not prepared.” She tells Chris all they have is a bassinet, no crib. Chris says he doesn’t understand why a one-week-old baby needs a crib. “She’s too small,” he says. Afterwards, Andrea tells the camera: “I’m really disappointed. It really worries me that Chris isn’t trying as hard as he can. It makes me feel like he’s not 100 percent on board.” Little Women: Atlanta airs Wednesdays at 10pm on Lifetime.Is Chris finally ready to step up on #LittleWomenATL tomorrow? ? pic.twitter.com/T3Km2KhFJe— Lifetime (@lifetimetv) September 6, 2016

Andrea Salinas on Little Women: Atlanta (Lifetime photo) In the Little Women: Atlanta episode “Caught in the Middle,” a number of people get “caught in the middle” of arguments. Monie finds herself in between her husband Morlin and Juicy. And Andrea is caught between the father of her children, Chris, and her twin sister Amanda. When Amanda takes Andrea to the doctor, she doesn’t really have a choice but to tell her sister that she’s pregnant. “She’s going to find out sooner or later,” Andrea tells Chris. Of course that’s true but it doesn’t make Chris feel any better about the situation.Andrea explains to the camera that she promised Chris when they moved back to Atlanta that she wouldn’t let her sister interfere with their relationship. Chris suggests that Andrea tell her parents before Amanda does. “I already feel stressed out,” says Chris, who is not on a good terms with the twins’ parents. Remember, he walked out on Andrea when she had their first two babies. Their son Andre is now 3, daughter Aubrey is 1. Little Women: Atlanta airs Wednesdays at 9pm on Lifetime.

Election 2024Politics Erickson is suing Salinas for defamation over campaign ads about his 2016 drunken driving arrest Mike Erickson, the Republican businessman who lost the 6th Congressional District to U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas last year, confirmed Wednesday that he’ll seek a rematch. Erickson will join former state legislator Denyc Boles in the Republican primary for the 6th District, which includes Salem and all of Polk and Yamhill counties. Salinas eked out a victory with 50.1% of the vote in 2022, and political analysts consider the district one of the nation’s top pickup opportunities for Republicans.“As a successful businessman and family man, I’m running for Congress because it’s clear Joe Biden and Andrea Salinas’ far-left policies have failed to offer solutions to help Oregonians,” he said in a statement. “Biden and Salinas have failed to secure our southern border; health care and energy prices continue to rise; and they have done nothing to reduce crime and homelessness and make our communities safer.”Erickson blamed his 2022 loss on negative ads Salinas ran about his 2016 arrest and guilty plea for driving under the influence. He’s suing her for defamation over those ads, with a hearing scheduled before the Oregon Supreme Court next Monday. “While career politicians often say anything to get elected, in the last election, Andrea Salinas took it to a new low and pushed lies that were so outrageous and false that she’s now the defendant of a defamation case, and it’s clear she lacks the integrity to serve Oregonians in Congress,” he said. Erickson had a blood alcohol content of 0.12% when he was stopped by an Oregon State Police officer who watched him stumble from a bar into his pickup truck, swerve, run a stop sign and turn without signaling, according to a police report. The drunken driving

Last polls are now closed in Alaska. Polls are now closed in Hawaii. Most polls have closed in Alaska, but Alaska doesn’t release results until after its last polls close at 1 a.m. Eastern. The polls just closed in Montana, Utah and parts of Nevada, Idaho and Oregon. The polls are now closed in Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota, New York, Wisconsin and several other states. The polls just closed in Arkansas. Polls just closed in 19 states and Washington, D.C. Among them: Pennsylvania, Michigan and Texas. The polls just closed in North Carolina, Ohio and West Virginia. The polls are now closed in Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia and Vermont, and in parts of Florida and New Hampshire. The first polls are closing in Indiana and Kentucky. Winner Winner Andrea Salinas, Democrat, wins the Sixth District in Oregon. Race called by The Associated Press. Latest results from Dec. 15Vote totals certified U.S. House District 6 race called. U.S. House District 6 Candidate Party Votes Percent Andrea Salinas Winner Democrat Dem. 147,156 50.1% Mike Erickson Republican Rep. 139,946 47.6% Larry McFarland Constitution Const. 6,762 2.3% Total reported 293,864 Votes reported Estimated votes remaining We stopped updating these forecasts at 4 a.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, Nov. 9, as the bulk of the remaining races will be decided by mail ballots that will take days to count. These graphics and estimates will no longer be updated. County Margin Votes Percent of votes in Marion Erickson +5 104,289 100% Washington Salinas +25 81,251 100% Yamhill Erickson +13 48,392 100% Polk Erickson +11 40,491 100% Clackamas Salinas +11 19,441 100% How votes compare with 2020 County Margin 2020 presidential margin Votes Percent of votes in Marion Erickson +5 D+6 104,289 100% Washington Salinas +25 D+36 81,251 100% Yamhill Erickson +13 R+4 48,392 100% Polk Erickson +11 R+1.7 40,491 100% Clackamas Salinas +11 D+25 19,441 100% We stopped updating these forecasts at 4 a.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, Nov. 9, as the bulk of the remaining races will be decided by mail ballots that will take days to count. These graphics and estimates will no longer be updated. How our estimated margin has changed so far The lines below show how the reported margin (dashed line) compares with our estimated final margin (solid line surrounded by an estimate of uncertainty). As a rule, when our estimated margin is steady in the presence of new vote data, our

Rep. Andrea Salinas is the first-term representative of Oregon’s 6th Congressional District, the state’s newest, which was created two years ago based on the latest Census.A Democrat, she won by just 2.5% against Republican Mike Erickson, and now she’s running for reelection in the district, which includes Polk and Yamhill counties, as well as parts of Marion, Clackamas and Washington counties. In the primary, she has one opponent: Cody Reynolds. According to his Secretary of State filing, he is an entrepreneur and investor with a background in finance and the military. His website says he is a U.S. Army veteran who ran for Congress in 2012 and again in 2014. After losing, he said he focused on earning money to be able pursue a political career.He lives in Troutdale, which is not in the district, though that’s not required. We sent him and Salinas – and the four Republicans running in their primary – five questions. Reynolds did not respond, but Salinas did, and we’re publishing her answers. In a separate story, we’ll publish the answers from the Republican candidates.Whoever wins the primaries will face off in November. Salinas could end up battling Erickson again: He’s among the Republicans who’ve filed for the district. Here are Salinas’ answers: Q. Why are you running to represent Congressional District 6? Salinas:I have spent my adult life in public service, working to represent the interests of Oregonians and working families from the Oregon state House to the halls of Congress. The people in this district are working hard to make ends meet and deserve a representative who understands the struggles they are facing. Cost of living has gone up, health care isn’t accessible, people don’t feel safe in their communities and our fundamental rights are under attack. I am running for Congress because