By Riley Moser, WCCO

“McCollum, who has served as the district's representative since 2001, defeated Aswar Rahman for the endorsement.”

By Max Rego, The Hill

“Prior to the primary, Swanson received an endorsement from Rep. Betty McCollum (D-Minn.) — the dean of Minnesota’s 10-member congressional delegation. The state’s Democratic Farmer-Labor Party also endorsed her in May.“

By Robert Schmad, Fox News

“Rep. Betty McCollum, one of the most senior Democratic appropriators in the House, won her primary election on Tuesday night.”

By Minnesota DFL Party

“‘It is an honor to serve the people of Minnesota’s Fourth District, and I’m grateful to DFL Primary voters for their renewed faith in me as our party’s nominee for Congress,’ said Congresswoman McCollum. ‘President Trump and Congressional Republicans have decimated the economy, started a new war in the Middle East, and raised healthcare and grocery costs for nearly all Americans, while extending lavish tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. When Democrats win the House in November, I look forward to a Congress where members of his administration must raise their right hand and answer for the corruption, chaos, and cruelty they have inflicted on the American people.’”

By KSTP

“Betty McCollum has won the Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Minnesota’s 4th Congressional District, The Associated Press says. She’ll face Republican nominee Paul Wikstrom in November.”

By the Associated Press

By FOX 9

“Betty McCollum* DEM 95,811 85.8%”

By Joey Peters and Cynthia Tu, Sahan Journal

“Betty McCollum* DEM 95,811 85.8%”

By The New York Times

“McCollum* 86%”

By The New York Times

“Betty McCollum wins the Democratic primary.”

By NBC News

“BETTY MCCOLLUM WINS THE MINNESOTA PRIMARY”

By By Dale Mischke, My Villager

“DFL—Betty McCollum*, Aswar Rahman”

By ECO Magazine

“Congresswoman Betty McCollum (D-MN-04) leads companion legislation in the US House of Representatives.”

By Jared Gans, The Hill

“Granger also received praise from across the aisle, as Democratic Rep. Betty McCollum (Minn.) caller her ‘an inspiration to us all.’”

By Peggy Flanagan, The Minnesota Star Tribune

“But despite everything being thrown at us, Minnesotans keep choosing this campaign. Fighting for something better is how I earned the endorsement of the Minnesota DFL, which nearly 40,000 DFL voters participated in this spring through the convention and precinct caucuses. I’m so proud that U.S. Sens. Tina Smith, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders; Attorney General Keith Ellison; and U.S. Reps. Betty McCollum and Ilhan Omar are supporting my campaign. But the most important endorsement is from you.”

By Matt Sepic, MPR News

“Rep. Betty McCollum, also a DFLer, called Trump’s comments ‘foolish and cruel.’

‘It’s outrageous that he blames American cities and the State of Minnesota for attacks from foreign entities that he provoked,’ she said.”

By Ana Radelat, MinnPost

“McCollum said she would ‘continue to aggressively pursue funding and resources to support defensive measures for Minnesota’s businesses and municipalities.’”

By Hannah Santos, United Church of Christ

“The youth met with congressional offices spanning the political spectrum, speaking with staffers and, in some cases, with members of Congress directly such as Sen. Tammy Baldwin, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Rep. Betty McCollum, Sen. Gary Peters, Rep. Mark Pocan, and Sen. Tina Smith.”

By Blois Olson, morning take

“DISABILITIES: via Rep. Betty McCollum advisory, VERBATIM: ‘Congresswoman Betty McCollum (D, MN-04), along with Rep. Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson (R, PA-15), re-introduced a bipartisan resolution today recognizing July as Disability Pride Month. … The introduction of this resolution coincides with the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) being signed into law, and serves as a reminder of the many accomplishments and contributions Americans with disabilities make to our country.’”

By The Baltic Times

“Latvia hosted the largest-ever U.S. congressional delegation to visit the country to date, consisting of seven members of Congress: Ken Calvert, Betty McCollum, Jake Ellzey, John Rutherford, Scott Franklin, Nick LaLota, and Norma Torres.”