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Revision as of 15:13, October 11, 2021
With 2022 being a Republican favored midterm, it is important to know which RINOs to vote out and which challengers to Democrats to donate to.
Alabama
Retiring Incumbents
- Incumbent Richard Shelby is retiring from senate. America First Representative, Mo Brooks is running for his seat.
- Mo Brooks's seat will be an open seat. Patriot, Casey Wardynski is running for the seat.
Alaska
Primary targets
- RINO Lisa Murkowski is running for re-election. America First patriot, Kelly Tshibaka is running against her.
Arizona
Democrats to focus on voting out
- Tom O'Halleran is being challenged by Republican Walter Blackman
- Senator Mark Kelly has two Republican challengers. They are Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Venture Capitalist Blake Masters
Open Seats
Democrat incumbent Ann Kirkpatrick is retiring. Republican Juan Ciscomani is running for the open seat.[1]
Colorado
Open seats
- The new Colorado district has been made to be a competitive district that Republicans can win.
Connecticut
Democrats to focus on voting out
- Jahana Hayes has a challenger with George Logan
Florida
Open seats
- The new Florida district has been made to be a safe district that Republicans win.
- Incumbent Charlie Crist is retiring to run for governor. [[Anna Paulina Luna is running to replace him.
Democrats to vote out
- Stephanie Murphy has a challenger in Anthony Sabatini.
- ↑ Oxford, Alex. "Juan Ciscomani announces run for Congress". www.news.azpm.org. Arizona Public Media. Retrieved August 4, 2021.