US House Seats with Competitive Races
As of 1/10/18, forty-two representatives will not seek re-election, 14 Democrats and 28 Republicans. If Democrats pick up 24 seats, they will retake control of the House. In addition, at least 30 other House seat races, many of which are Republican, are considered tossups. The number of "competitive" races with current or former Republican members is scary. We need to get to work.
District Incumbent Party Affiliation
Arizona 1st O'Halleran Dem
2nd McSally Republican
8th Franks Republican
California 7th Bera Dem
10th Denham Republican
25th Knight Republican
39th open was Republican
48th Rohrbacher Republican
49th open was Republican
Colorado 2nd Polis Dem
6th Coffman Republican
Florida 6th DeSantos Republican
7th Murphy Dem
26th Curbelo Republican
27th open was Republican
Georgia 6th Handel Republican
Idaho 1st Labrador Republican
Illinois 4th open was Dem
Iowa 1st Blum Republican
3rd Young Republican
Kansas 2nd open was Republican
3rd Yoder Republican
Maine 2nd Poliquin Republican
Maryland 6th open was Dem
Michigan 11th open was Republican
13th open was Dem
Mississippi 3rd open was Republican
Minnesota 1st Walz Dem
2nd Lewis Republican
3rd Paulsen Republican
8th Nolan Dem
Nebraska 2nd Bacon Republican
Nevada 3rd open was Dem
New Hamp.1st open was Dem
New Jersey 2nd open was Republican
5th Gottheimer Dem
7th Lance Republican
11th Frelinghuysen Republican
New Mexico1st Grisham Dem
2nd Pearce Republican
New York 19th Faso Republican
22nd Tenney Republican
Pennsylvania6th Costello Republican
7th Meehan Republican
8th Fitzpatrick Republican
9th open was Republican
15th open was Republican
18th Murphy Republican
South Dakota Noem Republican
Tennessee 2nd open was Republican
Texas 5th open was Republican
6th open was Republican
21st open was Republican
23rd Hurd Republican
27th open was Republican
29th open was Dem
Utah 3rd open was Republican
Virginia 10th Comstock Republican
6th open was Republican
Washington 8th open was Republican
We Must Have a Republican Controlled House and Senate to Continue the Trump Agenda
Senate Seats with Competitive Races
Arizona open seat was Repub tossup
Florida Dem incumbent Nelson tossup
Indiana Dem incumbent Donnelly tossup
Missouri Dem incumbent McCaskill tossup
Montana Dem incumbent Tester leaning Dem
Nevada open seat was Repub tossup
North Dakota Dem incumbent Heitkamp tossup
West Virginia Dem incumbent Manchin tossup
It will only take the Democrats picking up two seats in the Senate to turn control back to the Democrats and that will be the end of the Trump legislative agenda. Alternatively, picking up 24 seats in the House by Democrats will also end the Trump agenda. Not to mention the nonsense about impeachment every time Trump does something the Democrats do not like. It could happen if we do not rally.
What Can You Do
We have listed the seats that are now considered a tossup. If you live in those states or districts, not only should you vote, but you should:
1. Contact your local Republican clubs and find out what you can do to help get Republicans elected.
2. Contribute to election campaigns even if you do not live in that jurisdiction.
3. Resend to your email lists articles which support the Trump agenda and Republican candidates. We will be sending many of these to you. Please send them on to your email lists. We need to get the truth out that the mainstream media will not tell.
4. Write letters to your local newspapers and to your local Jewish paper in support of Republican candidates, Trump and his policies. Send published letters to us and we also will post them on our website.
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