The second quarter Federal Election Commission financial disclosure reports are now public, and while it will take some time to comprehend the individual filings, we can look at the aggregate state data to begin drawing some early US House political situation conclusions. 

Below is the priority order update covering the second half of the top twelve most vulnerable CDs. As you will continue to see below, all of the seats except one are Republican held.

For the first time in history California loses a congressional seat in reapportionment, and the public input session scheduled for today continues the California Citizens Redistricting Commission’s Phase 2 process.

The Political Matrix/Listener Group released a US Senate survey that produced some data responses political observers haven’t seen in awhile.

Listed below are political snippets on congressional, gubernatorial, state and city-wide races across the country. Enjoy!

Much of the early 2022 election cycle narrative places the Republicans in an advantageous position to re-claim the US House majority they lost in 2018, but there are mitigating factors that make predicting such an outcome premature.

The Colorado Independent Redistricting Commission, using only Census Bureau estimates because no state has yet received its census tract information and won’t until at least August 15th, released a preliminary new eight-district US House map yesterday

North Carolina US Rep. Ted Budd’s (R-Advance) Senate campaign released an internal Meeting Street Insights poll last week that finds former President Donald Trump’s endorsement completely changes the 2022 statewide Republican primary.

Listed below are political snippets on congressional, gubernatorial, state and city-wide races across the country. Enjoy!

We have seen quite a few recent US Senate moves that help set the picture for a very competitive 2022 election cycle that will almost certainly break the current 50-50 chamber tie. Below is a recap of the action: