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‘Retread’ strategy: Why Congress next year could be full of losers
Don Young by 6 points in 2018.
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Don Young by 6 points in 2018.
King’s 2nd District after he won reelection by just 6 points in 2018, his closest race since he first won the seat in 1992.
Shalala flipped the longtime GOP seat in 2018, defeating the former TV anchor by 6 points.
Democrats have hopes of flipping the seat after Upton won by just 6 points in 2018, the closest race of his congressional career.
Phil Roe in Tennessee’s 1st District, but viewers watching TV ads from Republicans running in the Aug. 6 primary might wonder whether he’s endorsed several of them.
Individuals should pony up $2,800 to attend, while political action committee attendees are asked to write $5,000 checks for the Sonoma County gathering planned for Oct. 6-8 at the Hotel Healdsburg.
6. Texas targets take shape Tuesday’s runoffs will set the matchups in three more House races that Democrats are targeting.
Trump carried the district by 6 points in 2016. Inside Elections rates the general election Lean Democratic.
Bunkeddeko also nabbed the Times’ endorsement in his 2018 primary race against Clarke, and lost to her by 6 points.
Brad Mole rounded out the field with 6 percent.
Trump carried the district by 6 points.
6. Influence of outside groups Outside groups in both parties have been spending ahead of Tuesday’s primaries to bolster their preferred candidates.
: In less than an hour, you can watch “At The Races: 6 Months Out,” our campaign team’s discussion about the 10 most vulnerable House and Senate members and why they got there.
We didn’t do a similar ranking in May 2016, but in 2014, the senator we said was most vulnerable withdrew from the ballot and Nos. 2 through 6 lost.
Melvin Adams, the committee chairman, told CQ Roll Call he intends to move it to June 6, the last Saturday before the party deadline of June 9 to select a nominee.
President Donald Trump announced March 6 that Meadows would be the next White House chief of staff. The congressman has remained a member of the House, however.
Polls were due to open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, though there were reports that poll workers were told not to show up, the Dispatch reported.
6. Senate scramble Tuesday will also test whether the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee gets its preferred candidates in North Carolina and Texas.