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10. Florida 27th

Sat Feb 5, 2022, 08:02 AM

Feb 2022

I haven’t seen a viable Democrat enter that race yet to challenge the Republican incumbent who flip that seat in 2020 by 10 thousand votes 50-48.

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Democrats guide to retaining control of the US House of Representatives in 2022. [View all] nkpolitics1212 Feb 2022 OP

Thanks for this! how wide a margin (if any) would that preserve? FreepFryer Feb 2022 #1

Democrats will have a net loss of 4 US House seats. nkpolitics1212 Feb 2022 #2

How do you know? live love laugh Feb 2022 #16

"Lose" as in flipped Blue to Red? ... Garibaldista Feb 2022 #3

The new OH-6 includes Tim Ryan's voters from the old OH-13. nkpolitics1212 Feb 2022 #6

I don't think this is accurate. James48 Feb 2022 #4

Democratic incumbent that I listed as losing but could win are in- nkpolitics1212 Feb 2022 #7

How do you know? live love laugh Feb 2022 #5

The OP doesn't know moose65 Feb 2022 #14

Thanks. It was a rhetorical question. live love laugh Feb 2022 #15

NC Supremes tossed out the redistricting maps. mwooldri Feb 2022 #8

Florida 27th Clearheadsam Feb 2022 #10

The NY redistricting map has the state's wnylib Feb 2022 #11

But there are wild cards in the mix, aren't there? 70sEraVet Feb 2022 #12

Makes me sick what they did to my old district in Nashville. 70sEraVet Feb 2022 #13