Honolulu City Council member Tulsi Gabbard‘s campaign says that momentum in the 2nd Congressional District race has shifted in her favor.

In an email to supporters on Monday night, Gabbard’s campaign excerpted The Hill’s description of her as “the Democratic front-runner to replace Rep. Mazie Hirono.”

But the part of the article that Gabbard’s campaign left out includes a key error that could have led to The Hill giving Gabbard frontrunner status. The newspaper mistakenly describes Gabbard’s Democratic rival Mufi Hannemann as a Republican: 

“Gabbard, a Honolulu city councilwoman, is the Democratic front-runner to replace Rep. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), who is running for the Senate. Gabbard could face a tough challenge in the Democratic-leaning district from former Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann (R).”

While both Hannemann and Gabbard are running as Democrats, both of them have a history of expressing far more conservative stances on issues like gay rights.