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DCCC sets its eyes on Texas suburbs and beyond for 2020
The 14-term Republican won his Long Island seat by 6 points last fall.
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The 14-term Republican won his Long Island seat by 6 points last fall.
Republican Roger Spano ended up defeating Democrat Kristen Carlson by 6 points.
(Tweet of Nov. 6, as Republicans were losing the House)“Congressman Randy Hultgren (R) of Illinois is doing a great job. Get out and vote for Randy – Total Endorsement!”
Clark as the caucus vice chair, their No. 6 leadership position. Clark, a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, handily defeated California Rep.
Cheri Bustos of Illinois and David Cicilline of Rhode Island, outgoing co-chairs of the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, had announced bids for assistant leader before the Nov. 6 election
The highest-ranking position that is guaranteed to be filled by a member who’s not previously served in elected leadership is the No. 6 position of caucus vice chair. Massachusetts Rep.
Katko defeated Dana Balter, a visiting professor, by 6 points. Fitzpatrick, whose brother previously held the seat, also focused on opioids.
“I’ve increased my margin from 6 to 10 to 20 to 24. … It’s the biggest margin in the country for a Democrat in a Trump district.”
President Donald Trump carried McCaul’s seat by 9 points and Marchant’s by 6 points. A fluke or a shift?
VoteVets went up in Week 6, followed by Women Vote!, the independent expenditure arm of EMILY’s List, in Week 5 in the Detroit market.
Correction 6:25 p.m. | An earlier version of this story should have mentioned that Bustos was DCCC recruitment vice chairwoman and co-chair of its Red to Blue program in the 2016 cycle
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Race Rating: Leans Democratic 6. Erik Paulsen, R-Minn.
“I had to go through 6 months of chemotherapy and a month of radiation while fighting MY OWN Senator to keep my care,” she tweeted. Why is my U.S.
And with just six days until Nov. 6, it’s an open question whether a blue wave could sweep Holding away in a district that was drawn for Republicans — and whether he’s done enough to prevent it.
Just a week before the midterm elections on Nov. 6, one of the largest Tea Party-aligned groups in the country is throwing money into Utah’s 4th District race to help incumbent GOP Rep. Mia Love.
Four percent of respondents backed a third-party candidate, while 6 percent were undecided.
Obama carried the district twice, but Trump won the 3rd District by 6 points. MacArthur easily won re-election by 20 points in 2016. But polling shows a much closer race this year.
But with Nov. 6 less than a month away, some political observers have wondered publicly whether a candidate could have too much cash.
The poll surveyed 400 likely voters from Oct. 6-8 with 41 percent of interviews conducted via cell phone. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.