February 10, 2021
The National Republican Congressional Committee noted in a memo that the Republican Party is just five seats away from holding a majority in the House of Representatives, saying that the GOP can be competitive in four-dozen districts. "We are just a few weeks into the Biden Administration and Americans are already seeing the job-killing initiatives House Democrats support...
"We will relentlessly hold House Democrats accountable for their socialist agenda and ensure voters understand the damaging impact policies like defunding the police, government-run health care, and ending the Keystone XL Pipeline will have on Americans' everyday lives." Emmer noted that in the House, the GOP is "just five seats short of a majority and are prepared to build" on its 2020 success. The list includes 29 districts that either didn't support President Joe Biden or supported the House incumbent by 5 points or less. The GOP also identified 10 Democrats who might have redistricting issues next year—as well as eight Democratic lawmakers who won by fewer than 10 points and also under-performed Biden.
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I'm pretty sure that most Americans are fed up, and realize that it's not going to change a thing who controls the House/Senate
The GOP, Emmer added, "will stay laser-focused on recruiting talented and diverse candidates, aggressively highlighting Democrats' socialist agenda and raising enough resources to win." During the last election, Democrats lost a total of 11 seats. No House Republican incumbent was defeated, although they picked up three open GOP seats.
Republicans controlled the House majority for eight years before losing control of the lower chamber during the 2018 midterm elections. Some experts have noted that in modern times,
the party that controls the presidency typically loses about 25 seats in the midterm elections. "Midterm elections are historically checks on the party in power and I believe that's going to be bad news for House Democrats. Read more ...
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