DCCC picks 29 'Frontline' members for extra help next year
House Democrats on Friday identified 29 members who are most at risk in the 2024 elections.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s initial list of Frontline members, shared first with CQ Roll Call, includes incumbents from districts that President Joe Biden lost in 2020, such as Reps. Mary Peltola of Alaska, Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez of Washington and Matt Cartwright of Pennsylvania.
It also includes lawmakers who had tougher-than-expected races in 2022 or who hail from battleground states — such as Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania — where presidential and Senate races will dominate the airwaves.
The DCCC provides incumbents in the Frontline program with extra fundraising and messaging help. The designation signals to potential benefactors, from big-money contributors to small-dollar digital donors, where to send their cash. It’s the first Frontline list as the party enters a new cycle in the minority and with its new leadership roster that no longer includes former House Speaker and mega fundraiser Nancy Pelosi at the helm.
Along with Cartwright, Gluesenkamp Pérez and Peltola, the initial list of Democrats includes:
- Mike Levin of California
- Yadira Caraveo of Colorado
- Jahana Hayes of Connecticut
- Nikki Budzinski and Eric Sorensen of Illinois
- Frank J. Mrvan of Indiana
- Sharice Davids of Kansas
- Jared Golden of Maine
- Hillary Scholten and Dan Kildee of Michigan
- Angie Craig of Minnesota
- Don Davis and Wiley Nickel of North Carolina
- Chris Pappas of New Hampshire
- Gabriel Vasquez of New Mexico
- Susie Lee and Steven Horsford of Nevada
- Pat Ryan of New York
- Greg Landsman, Marcy Kaptur and Emilia Sykes of Ohio
- Andrea Salinas of Oregon
- Susan Wild and Chris Deluzio of Pennsylvania
- Abigail Spanberger of Virginia
- Kim Schrier of Washington
https://rollcall.com/2023/03/10/dccc-picks-29-frontline-members-for-extra-help-next-year/
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