In a fiery televised debate, three Democratic candidates for the 7th Congressional District clashed over data centers, healthcare, and immigration — all while painting vivid visions for the future. Chris Armstrong and Ginger Murray pushed for environmental reviews and renewable energy mandates, while Fred Clark warned of a tech bubble and called for financial vetting of developers. All three united behind expanding public healthcare — from Medicare for All to lowering Medicare’s enrollment age — and fiercely opposed Trump-era deportation policies. On immigration, Murray and Clark called for systemic reform, while Armstrong demanded accountability for immigration agents. When asked about democratic socialists, Clark dismissed labels, and Armstrong, the self-proclaimed outsider with a business background, defended his lack of political experience. Murray, a family law attorney, boldly suggested releasing Epstein case files to challenge the Trump administration — turning the debate into a high-stakes showdown for the district’s soul.

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