Political Note #333 State of the House
Looking at Toss-up seats the prospects for the House of Representatives are not promising. They could lose 8 seats. Maybe more.
Political Note #332 The Campaign for the Senate
Can Democrats complete this cycle with a 56-44 US Senate majority?
Twenty-four Congressional races that could elect a President
The presidential election could be decided in the House of Representatives. These twenty-four races in nine delegations could make the difference.
Political Note #324 Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania Legislatures
Flipping the Michigan House of Representatives, the Minnesota Senate, and the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from Red to Blue is in reach.
Women Candidates for Whom Donations Could Make a Difference
A reader asked. Can you put together a list of 30 candidates for the House of Representatives for whom donations would make a difference? Some Senate candidates, too?
Political Note #302 Michigan Supreme Court: Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack and Elizabeth Welch
The Democrats know who their candidates for Michigan Supreme Court are: Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack and Elizabeth Welch
Political Note #282 Hillary Scholten MI CD 03
Check out the website: https://lenspoliticalnotes.com Look at the recent Daily Bits on the website. Rashida Tlaib gets a primary opponent, Joe: Think outside the box for Veep. 041020 Political Note #282 Hillary Scholten MI CD 03 2020 General Election (This note is business as usual. While the country deals with COVID-19, we also need to prepare for the election in November. This Note is intended to help achieve a Democratic victory.) Under ordinary circumstances, a Democrat would have no chance in this rural, conservative district. The largest city, Grand Rapids, has fewer than 200,000 people. Battle Creek has slightly more than…
Political Note #249 Jon Hoadley MI CD 06
Thirty years and worlds apart. Jon Hoadley is the latest Democrat to try to defeat Fred Upton.
Political Note #235 Elissa Slotkin MI CD 08
“Don’t get in a knife fight with Elissa.” That’s her brother talking. It makes you wonder. How much of their childhood did he spend getting out of her way?