DCCC adds five candidates to 2026 ‘Red to Blue’ midterm roster
“Whether in suburban, rural or redistricted seats, the American people have soured on Republicans’ broken promises and failure to lower costs. Voters are outraged by higher prices on everything and a war of choice spiraling out of control. They are eager for change and new leaders who will fight for them, not be a rubber stamp for Donald Trump.”Advertisement The “Red to Blue” program provides Democratic candidates in competitive races with financial support, strategic guidance, and additional campaign resources.
- ▪“Whether in suburban, rural or redistricted seats, the American people have soured on Republicans’ broken promises and failure to lower costs.
- ▪Voters are outraged by higher prices on everything and a war of choice spiraling out of control.
- ▪They are eager for change and new leaders who will fight for them, not be a rubber stamp for Donald Trump.”Advertisement The “Red to Blue” program provides Democratic candidates in competitive races with financial support, strategic guidanc
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee added five candidates to its “Red to Blue” program on Tuesday, expanding its list of top recruits as Democrats work to reclaim the House majority in November.The additions, spanning Arizona, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, and Montana, bring the committee’s flagship program to 30 candidates in competitive districts across the country. Recommended Stories DCCC adds five candidates to 2026 ‘Red to Blue’ midterm roster Meddling in Michigan threatens pickup opportunity for Democrats El Sayed clarifies ‘ogre’ remark as Stevens dismisses AIPAC concerns in final debate “In less than 100 days, Democrats will take back the House majority and it will be powered by our incredible candidates such as the five named to Red to Blue today,” DCCC Chairwoman Suzan…
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