US Congressional districts Democrats need to win in order to regain control of the US House.
1)AZ-2
2)CA-10
3)CA-21
4)CA-25
5)CA-39
6)CA-45
7)CA-48
8)CA-49
9)CO-6
10)FL-18
11)FL-26
12)FL-27
13)IL-6
14)IL-12
15)IL-13
16)IL-16
17)IA-1
18)IA-3
19)ME-2
20)MI-3
21)MI-6
22)MI-7
23)MI-8
24)MI-11
25)MN-2
26)MN-3
27)NE-2
28)NJ-2
29)NJ-3
30)NY-1
31)NY-2
32)NY-11
33)NY-19
34)NY-21
35)NY-22
36)NY-23
37)NY-24
38)OH-10
39)OH-14
40)PA-6
41)PA-7
42)PA-8
43)PA-15
44)PA-16
45)TX-23
46)VA-2
47)VA-10
48)WA-3
49)WA-8
50)WI-1
51)WI-7
52)W-8
These districts are +4R and less.
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That's the Cook Partisan Voting Index.
It compares the voting in a state or a Congressional district with the national average in the two most recent Presidential elections. The "lean" is computed against the average, not against 50-50. Thus, because we've had two Democratic wins in the popular vote, a district with PVI of 0 (i.e., "EVEN"
would have, on average, shown a small Democratic edge.
3- Jaime Buetler...not sure
8- Reichert is long time rep, but backed out on town halls. might be vulnerable
5- McMorris-Rogers could be flippable
I know there are organizers out there.
we really only need 25 of those to flip and we'll have a bare majority.
35 would be great, though.
