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Florida Democrat is latest candidate to unveil anticorruption plan (opens the original)
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A Democrat running for a Central Florida seat on the edge of the House battleground unveiled an anti-corruption plan Thursday that calls for overhauling the Ethics Committee, joining other candidates who’ve made fighting corruption a campaign focal point this year. Bale Dalton, a former NASA chief of staff, is running for Florida’s open 7th District, where Republican Rep. Cory Mills lost an August primary while facing an Ethics panel inquiry and sexual misconduct allegations. Dalton is set to sq
The 10 most vulnerable House members just over a month before Election Day (opens the original)
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With less than five weeks to go until the midterm elections, Republicans face historical headwinds as the party in power and must also contend with high gas prices amid the ongoing Iran war. But Republican groups enjoy a clear cash advantage as the party seeks to hold on to the House, and redistricting in several states has improved GOP chances of flipping a handful of seats across the country. Even so, Democrats have expanded the House battleground of districts they believe to be competitive, i
At the Races: Pivot time for Republicans (opens the original)
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Welcome to At the Races! Each week we bring you news and analysis from the CQ Roll Call campaign team. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Mary Ellen McIntire, Daniela Altimari and Niels Lesniewski With 40 days to go before Election Day, some Republicans are seeking to separate themselves from President Donald Trump over the Iran war as voters contend with strains on their pocketbooks. “There’s voter fatigue with high gas prices, and high diesel prices in
Congressional Black Caucus Institute kicks off new midterm turnout effort (opens the original)
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The Congressional Black Caucus Institute is launching a new campaign seeking to turn out low-propensity Black voters and rural voters across the South ahead of the midterm elections. The multimillion-dollar “SO VOTE” initiative, which is debuting Tuesday on National Voter Registration Day, seeks to go beyond traditional ad campaigns to connect with voters. The outreach will include a national tour of historically Black colleges and universities and partnerships with local and ground organization
Pappas and Sununu set up marquee Senate clash in New Hampshire (opens the original)
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Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas and Republican former Sen. John E. Sununu won their respective Senate primaries Tuesday in New Hampshire, formalizing a fall matchup for an open seat that both sides have already begun fighting over. With over 80 percent of votes counted, Pappas was leading biochemist Karishma Manzur, 65 percent to 33 percent, The Associated Press reported, while Sununu was ahead of former Massachusetts Sen. Scott P. Brown, 68 percent to about 27 percent, with close to 80 percent of
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