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Sherrill vacated after she was elected governor; Georgia's 14th, where Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned on Jan. 5; and California's 1st, where the GOP incumbent, Doug LaMalfa, died on Jan. 6.
↵↵The ruling, from Judge Jeffrey Pearlman, barred the state from using the 2024 map in any elections and ordered the state's Independent Redistricting Commission to draw a new map by Feb. 6.
LaMalfa, a seventh-term Republican from Northern California known for his focus on agriculture and forestry policies, died on Jan. 6 at age 65.
↵↵But Trump also made major inroads with Christian voters beyond white evangelicals: He won 55 percent of the Catholic vote in 2024, a percentage bump of 6 points from 2020, according to a Pew Research
McClain Delaney defeated Republican former state legislator Neil Parrott last year by 6 points.
Bill Huizenga hasn't officially announced whether he'll run again, but southwest Michigan's 4th District, which Trump carried by 6 points in 2024 and 4 points in 2020, is the type of seat that is likely
↵↵Speaker Mike Johnson on Wednesday also pointed to a 2017 special election in a deep-red Kansas district, which Republican Ron Estes won by 6 points before winning reelection the following year by a more
↵↵While Trump pulled within 6 points of Kamala Harris in New Jersey in 2024, Republican Jack Ciattarelli lost to Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill by 14 points in this year's race for governor.
But negative headlines over a handful of viral videos may have taken a toll on that status – a UC Berkeley/Los Angeles Times poll released earlier this month showed her dropping 6 points from August to
↵↵Trump lost Virginia by 6 points a year ago, while Democratic former Rep. Abigail Spanberger is poised to win the governorship by 15 points.
Tim Ryan received national praise for his campaign but in the end lost by 6 points to a flawed Republican, J.D. Vance. Ryan’s VAR was 3 in 2022.
He was in Washington for the “Stop the Steal” rally in 2021 when a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol, though he later called Jan. 6 “a sad and dark day in our history.”
The call that Republicans had won a 218th seat came from The Associated Press at 6:32 p.m. Eastern time Wednesday when GOP Rep.
Ted Cruz sought to delay the leadership elections until after a Dec. 6 runoff in Georgia so that Republican Herschel Walker, if he prevailed, could participate in the leadership discussions.
In 2020, the district went for Biden by 10 points, but as redrawn in redistricting, it would have backed Trump by 6 points.
Wade, subsequent GOP efforts to eliminate access to legal abortion at the state level, flawed GOP candidates in key races, revelations from the Jan. 6 House select committee, continuing investigations
Nikki Haley for fourth place with 6 percent, landing them well behind Trump (49 percent) and DeSantis (25 percent) and almost even with Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (7 percent).
On Jan. 6, 2021, shortly after a violent mob of then-President Donald Trump’s supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol, newly sworn-in Rep.
The fourth spot had not been called by the AP, but Democrat Mary Peltola was vying for it with 9 percent, followed by Republican Tara Sweeney with less than 6 percent.
“A win by Republicans here — even if the seat flips back in a few months — would be a thunderclap across the United States,” wrote Jacob Rubashkin in the May 6 issue of Inside Elections.