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As in May, the farm bill received no Democratic support because of provisions to reshape SNAP into a program that requires able-bodied adults who are not responsible for children aged 6 or younger
single digits were Democratic businessman Paul Kerr at 7 percent and two Republicans, San Diego County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar at 7 percent and San Juan Capistrano City Council Member Brian Maryott at 6
Knight won re-election by 6 points, but Clinton carried the seat by 7 points.
Trump carried the 22nd District by double digits, but Tenney won her first term by a narrower 6-point margin in a race with a third party candidate.
6. Arizona’s 2nd (Martha McSally, R) McSally is running for the Senate in what could be a terrible Republican year, both in her state and nationally.
The new numbers are alarming for Democrats, as it showed Applegate, who narrowly lost to Issa in 2016, dropped 6 points and is no longer in the lead as he was in a poll from two months ago.
Texas’ congressional primaries, on March 6, are the first in the nation. Former federal prosecutor Jay Hulings is running for the Democratic nomination to take on GOP Rep.
Chrissy Houlahan (PA-6) There are currently no women in Congress representing Pennsylvania, but Democrats hope Chrissy Houlahan will change that in the 6th District, where she’s announced her challenge
Trump handily carried Tenney’s upstate New York district by 16 points, while Tenney won by a smaller 6-point margin in a race that featured a well-funded third party candidate.
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Florida (6 targeted districts) 7th District — Democratic Rep. Stephanie Murphy elected with 52 percent in 2016. 13th District — Democratic Rep.
Clinton carried the 25th District by about 7 points, while Knight won re-election by 6 points. California Rep.
The number shriveled to a record-low 6 percent (26 districts) when Obama was elected four years later, by which point the South had become as Republican as it was once Democratic, and the split-district