in the 9th Congressional District’s Democratic primary has drawn national media attention. Sandwiched between self-deprecating jokes, Abughazaleh targeted Fine’s campaign. “Most recently, Laura Fine’s field director came into our campaign office and asked for information about our field program undercover. A woman that we see almost every single day because we’re all doing a campaign together — in the same race — started asking sensitive questions about our data,” Abughazaleh said. “I’m just wondering if you have millions upon millions of dollars, can’t you at least hire a competent spy?” While pitching herself to student voters, Abughazaleh said the alleged visit shows her campaign’s momentum, arguing the establishment is “scared of our army of volunteers” and “because they know young people are turning out.” In a Friday night statement to The Daily, a spokesperson for Fine’s campaign appeared to respond with a joke of their own. “We aren’t aware of the incident being described here but will use this opportunity to remind the campaign field team about the proper procedures for top secret espionage operations,” the spokesperson wrote. Email: