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Several Democrats have already announced they will run for the House again in 2020 after losing by 4 points or less in their first-ever campaigns last cycle.
All of these incumbents won re-election comfortably in 2018. The 2016 presidential performance in these districts is an important factor heading into another presidential election cycle.
Schrader is a member of the Blue Dog Coalition and New Democrat Coalition, and represents a Willamette Valley-area district that Hillary Clinton won by 4 points in 2016.
Republicans will be playing more defense next cycle, defending at least 21 Senate seats while Democrats will be defending 12 — the opposite dynamic from this cycle.
Updated 3/21/18 Tuesday’s Democratic primaries in Illinois are setting the stage for general election match-ups in four Republican-held districts that Democrats are targeting in November.
When Latham retired in 2014, Republican David Young won the open seat by almost 14 points, and he had no problem holding on to the seat last year while Trump was carrying the district by 4 points.
One week after House Democrats finished 0-for-4 in this special election season, their burst of frustration and pique vented toward Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi appears to have fizzled.
The rosters for the June 21 game, shared exclusively with Roll Call, are missing a few names from last year. New Hampshire Republican Sen.