Difference between revisions of "2022 Primary and General Election Targets"

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*Senator [[Mark Kelly]] has two Republican challengers. They are Attorney General [[Mark Brnovich]] and Venture Capitalist [[Blake Masters]]
 
*Senator [[Mark Kelly]] has two Republican challengers. They are Attorney General [[Mark Brnovich]] and Venture Capitalist [[Blake Masters]]
 
===Open Seats===
 
===Open Seats===
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Democrat incumbent [[Ann Kirkpatrick]] is retiring. Republican Juan Ciscomani is running for the open seat.<ref>Oxford, Alex. "Juan Ciscomani announces run for Congress". www.news.azpm.org. Arizona Public Media. Retrieved August 4, 2021.</ref>
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*Democrat incumbent [[Ann Kirkpatrick]] is retiring. Republican Juan Ciscomani is running for the open seat.<ref>Oxford, Alex. "Juan Ciscomani announces run for Congress". www.news.azpm.org. Arizona Public Media. Retrieved August 4, 2021.</ref>
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*RINO Governor [[Doug Ducey]] is term limited and is to be replaced by [[Kari Lake]].<ref>https://www.karilake.com/</ref>
  
 
==Colorado==
 
==Colorado==

Revision as of 15:15, 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

Arizona

Democrats to focus on voting out

Open Seats

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

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

  1. ↑ Oxford, Alex. "Juan Ciscomani announces run for Congress". www.news.azpm.org. Arizona Public Media. Retrieved August 4, 2021.
  2. ↑ https://www.karilake.com/