Five primary races will help determine the future of the House Bipartisan Coalition
The control of the House won’t be settled until the general election, but Tuesday’s primary will go a long way to settling it.
The control of the House won’t be settled until the general election, but Tuesday’s primary will go a long way to settling it.
This race pitted three solid Democrats seeking the nomination; a nomination that essentially ensures them victory in November. Elias Rojas, Zack Fields and Cliff Groh are all good candidates running solid campaigns. Zack Fields was quickest out of the blocks, and I expected him to run away with the election. I also expected Cliff Groh to never quite get it in gear. Cliff is a likable guy, but he prefers policy discussions over small talk like the professor you like in class, but avoid at lunchtime.
The group arrives with the backing of a national organization that’s backing independent candidates across the country.
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A postcard-based system is causing plenty of headaches, but it isn’t entirely a surprise.
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