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Jeffries says House Democrats reaching to flip Trump districts in attempt to repeat their 2018 sweep
Jeffries said Democrats can overcome a fundraising gap by flipping Trump-won districts, as the party adds eight seats to its target map.
- On Sunday, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said his party is poised to regain the House majority by targeting conservative districts won by President Donald Trump two years ago.
- Defending the Republican majority, House Speaker Mike Johnson is crisscrossing the country and scheduled to visit more than 40 districts across 20 states before November.
- The House Democrats' campaign arm announced late last week it is adding eight districts to its map, including targets in Kansas, Oklahoma, Virginia, and Washington state.
- Republicans face pressure from high gas prices stemming from the war with Iran, while Trump campaigns in red states promising $5,000 dividends and $90 Medicare payments.
- With the House narrowly split, only a few seats will determine which party controls the chamber in the final month before the November 3 midterm elections.
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Independent EspañolThe Democratic leader in the lower house hopes to regain control in the elections, despite the Republican financial advantage and Trump's support.The strategy includes stepping into conservative districts and broadening the electoral map, while Republicans face criticism for rising prices.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Jeffries says Democrats are poised to win the House majority
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries expressed confidence Sunday that Democrats would gain the majority by winning key swing districts in places such as Iowa, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, New York and Arizona. But with just 30 days until the election, he also predicted the party would pad its margins by picking up seats in Republican terrain. “These […]
·Washington, United States
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