2024 election: 29 House lawmakers Democrats fear could lose their seats next year

Washington Examiner ^ | 3/10/23 | JulieGrace Brufke

[CFW]

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced on Friday 29 members it is placing in its front-line program aimed at helping incumbent lawmakers in swing districts retain their seats as the party looks to flip back control of the lower chamber in 2024.

The list includes familiar names from swing districts during the 2022 cycle, in which Democrats exceeded pollsters’ and political forecasters' projections by fending off a red wave. Democrats will once again have to protect their seats and pick up five more to retake the House next year.

[CFW]

2024 is a pivotal election year. Conservatives need the Presidency, the Senate, and the House. And, we don't need the Romney-type of representatives that the GOPe will try to foist upon us.

[Gary from Dayton]

As long as we have 30 days to vote the Democrats have nothing to fear.

[Vendome]

I feel sorry for them.../s

[Tupelo]

Sometimes, no usually, I can only smile at some of these next election stories. Especially after the last two.

[butlerweave]

Oh that’s tooooo bad

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Well Repubs better focus on election integrity because needless to say the DemoMarxists are already planning out how to fix 2024. I heard Biden the other day claim Republicans are trying to stop blacks from voting. So where are the Republicans taking advantage of that? “Oh you are worried about election integrity? OK fine. Then lets have voter ID” But no, they say absolutely nothing in response.

[Deplorable American1776]

And Dems was supposed to lose in 2022. I hope so, but I doubt it...

[Dan in Wichita]

As we speak, the Democrats are formulating their 2024 plans for re-stealing the presidency, retaining the Senate, and re-taking the House.

They will be more brazen than ever before. After all, what court will protect the voting rights of their political opposition? Who will prosecute them for violating election law?

Answers: None and No one.

[boycott]

Republicans need to make it clear that we would have never known about the “J6 Coverup,” we’d never known. It would have been an injustice to so many.

It’s a talking point to help remove more democrats.

[Newtoidaho]

Anyone still voting demonrat in 2024 deserves all the bad things that happen to them.

[boycott]

Sorry, my post should have read:

Republicans need to make it clear that we would have never known about the “J6 Coverup,” IF THEY DIDN’T WIN THE HOUSE IN 2022. It would have been an injustice to so many.

It’s a talking point to help remove more democrats in 2024. And I am calling it the “J6 Coverup” because it needs a label that needs to be repeated over and over.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

I see my congressman, Frank Mrvan (IN-1) is on the list. This district has been a safe Democrat seat since 1932, and we came close to beating him in 2022 with a black female pro-life Trump conservative, Jennifer-Ruth Green. I hear she’s running again next time.

[Laslo Fripp]

From the article. Sorry, I don’t know how to make this easier to read:

The initial list includes Democratic Reps. Mary Peltola (AK), Mike Levin (CA), Yadira Caraveo (CO), Jahana Hayes (CT), Nikki Budzinski (IL), Eric Sorensen (IL), Frank Mrvan (IN), Sharice Davids (KS), Jared Golden (ME), Hillary Scholten (MI), Dan Kildee (MI), Angie Craig (MN), Don Davis (NC), Wiley Nickel (NC), Chris Pappas (NH), Gabriel Vasquez (NM), Susie Lee (NV), Steven Horsford (NV), Pat Ryan (NY), Greg Landsman (OH), Marcy Kaptur (OH), Emilia Sykes (OH), Andrea Salinas (OR), Susan Wild (PA), Matt Cartwright (PA), Chris Deluzio (PA), Abigail Spanberger (VA), Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA), and Kim Schrier (WA).

[DIRTYSECRET]

It’s the SENATE PEOPLE!

[Dahoser]

I've looked at the number of press releases coming from the DNC and the RNC to get an idea of how each party leadership is committed to being involved. Since March 1, the DNC (https://democrats.org/news) has issued 27 press releases while the RNC (https://www.gop.com/press-releases/) has issued 5 press releases. That means the Democrats are engaging the press and the public over five times more than the Republicans.

You have to ask yourself what exactly is lard butt Ronna McDaniel doing because it certainly isn't getting out the Republican message. Nor is it working on fixing election laws. As we've known for far too long around here, the GOPe is there to be the Washington Generals for the Democrats.

[PIF]

Democrats ballots will once again have to protect their seats and pick up five more to retake the House next year, when even more ballots will have to be manufactured.

[nathanbedford]

DCCC Chairwoman Suzan DelBene (D-WA) credited much of Democrats’ performance in 2022 to the slate of candidates they ran

If we keep believing that we will keep losing elections.

The problem is not the quality of our candidates, consider Dr. Oz versus Fetterman, rather the problem is our entire electioneering apparatus is overmatched by Democrats in a world in which they control the money, the media, the foot soldiers, the data mining, the educational establishment, the unions and that NGOs. All of these advantages are mobilized and leveraged by the Democrats who exploit them with mail-in balloting, ballot harvesting, cheating, and far superior grassroot get out the vote campaigns.

These are through and through problems beyond top-down solutions rather they must be countered with bottom up reform. It is precisely bottom up reform that the establishment has succeeded in averting in the wake of poor performance in 2022.

As long as we focus on top-down solutions we will lose. We already selected better candidates and lost, we failed to reform the Republican National Committee and we failed to shackle Mike McConnell. Unless the presidential candidate, perhaps Donald Trump, can override this bunch, expect more of the same as we do the same.

[cowboyusa]

Bump for Prayer.

[Laslo Fripp]

My congressman is on the list also. He’s a gay guy with a husband.

If I weren’t 80 years old, I’d run against him/it.

Don’t get me started.

[Dan in Wichita]

It’s the SENATE PEOPLE!

Oh, okay, let's just forget about the House.