Every Democratic win in these Republican leaning districts will be a blow for a Democratic majority in Congress.
Every Democrat who wins in these districts makes a Democratic majority more likely.
12 in districts with slight Republican tilts. Make that 12 Democratic wins.
Check out the website: https://lenspoliticalnotes.com Look at the recent Political Notes and Len’s Letters on the website Incumbents: Consider Missouri and its neighbors. Missouri is south of Iowa, north of Arkansas, and east of Kansas. It is also west of the southern part of Illinois, but Illinois’s statewide voting is dominated by Chicagoland. Think of Missouri and the three neighbors – Iowa, Kansas, and Arkansas – as a region. Those four states have 8 Senators and 20 Representatives and some competitive contests. All four states are Republican, but Kansas and Iowa are showing hints of purple. Here are competitive races in…
Son of a Holocaust survivor and a kind of American aristocrat, few Senators have as clear an appreciation of what is happening in Ukraine as Michael Bennet.
Dr. Asif Mahmood received enough endorsements from local and state-wide politicians so that he cleared the field of Democrats in his run for this toss-up district with a slight Republican lean.
Sanford Bishop has been a fixture as a conservative Democratic Member of Congress for a long time.
A former national teacher of the year, Jahana Hayes is still a teacher for the people of CT 05 who she represents and the nation.
Greg Landsman could win this R+3 leaning seat.
State Senator Tony Vargas and his wife have become figures in Nebraska's progressive community. Congress would be his next step.