{"id":2022,"date":"2022-11-06T12:00:00","date_gmt":"2022-11-06T17:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/web-staging.ncecservices.com\/?p=2022"},"modified":"2022-11-07T23:27:12","modified_gmt":"2022-11-08T04:27:12","slug":"election-night-guide-2022","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/web-staging.ncecservices.com\/analysis\/election-night-guide-2022\/","title":{"rendered":"Election Night Guide 2022"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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Election Day is November 8th. After a summer of encouraging news for Democrats, recent coverage is focused on whether we face a Republican takeover of Congress. In the House, the Democratic majority is just five seats. Through a combination of redistricting, retirements, and a tough economic environment, the number of districts that could determine the majority is actually much higher.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Polls Closing at 7:00 \u2013 7:30 p.m. EST (IN, KY: One hour earlier in Eastern Time Zone; FL: One hour later in Central Time Zone)<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

US Senate<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 Senate Democrats need to gain 1 seat for an outright majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
FL<\/td>Demings<\/td>RUBIO<\/td>Rubio +7.5 (\u2193)<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
GA<\/td>WARNOCK<\/td>Walker<\/td>Walker +0.4 (\u2191)<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NC*<\/td>Beasley<\/td>Budd<\/td>Budd +3.8 (\u2191)<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
OH*<\/td>Ryan<\/td>Vance<\/td>Vance +3.9 (\u2191)<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
VT*<\/td>Safe Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IN, KY, SC<\/td>Safe Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

US House<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 House Democrats have a 5 seat majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
FL-02<\/td>LAWSON (FL-05 currently)<\/td>DUNN<\/td>Incumbent matchup after DeSantis dismantled a formerly Black-dominated district<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
FL-13*<\/td>Lynn<\/td>Luna<\/td>Dem. inc. running for gov.; more Rep. after redistricting <\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
FL-15*<\/td>Cohn<\/td>Lee<\/td>New district in I-4 corridor between Orlando and Tampa; Trump +3<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
FL-23*<\/td>Moskowitz<\/td>Budd<\/td>Open seat contest in a Biden +13 district<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
FL-27<\/td>Taddeo<\/td>SALAZAR<\/td>Strong candidate in a competitive, majority-Hispanic district, has trended Rep.<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
GA-02<\/td>BISHOP<\/td>West<\/td>Rural, Black Belt district also contains Rep. areas<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IN-01<\/td>MRVAN<\/td>Green<\/td>Working-class district trending Rep. in recent elections<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NC-01*<\/td>Davis<\/td>Smith<\/td>Open seat in a rural 40% Black district; some areas trending Rep.<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NC-06<\/td>MANNING<\/td>Castelli<\/td>Greensboro-based district; more Rep. after redistricting<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NC-11*<\/td>Beach-Ferrara<\/td>Edwards<\/td>Open seat contest in a Trump +10 district<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NC-13*<\/td>Nickel<\/td>Hines<\/td>New district; Biden +2; highly educated electorate<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NC-14*<\/td>Jackson<\/td>Harrigan<\/td>New district; Biden +16 and Charlotte-based<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
OH-01<\/td>Landsman<\/td>CHABOT<\/td>Cincinnati-based district; more competitive after redistricting<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
OH-09<\/td>KAPTUR<\/td>Majewski<\/td>More Rep. after redistricting; weak Rep. candidate<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
OH-13*<\/td>Sykes<\/td>Gilbert<\/td>Redistricting substantially changed this district<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
VA-02<\/td>LURIA<\/td>Kiggans<\/td>Strong Rep. candidate in a Trump ’16\/Biden ’20 district, anchored by Virginia Beach<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
VA-07<\/td>SPANBERGER<\/td>Vega<\/td>Diverse, highly educated voters; more Dem. after redistricting; 73% of district comprised of new voters<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
VA-10<\/td>WEXTON<\/td>Cao<\/td>Affluent Dem. exurbs\/suburbs in Washington DC metro area; competitive in a wave election<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

Polls Closing at 8:00 \u2013 8:30 p.m. EST (MI: One hour later in Central Time Zone; KS, TX: One hour later in Mountain Time Zone)<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

US Senate<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 Senate Democrats need to gain 1 seat for an outright majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
NH<\/td>HASSAN<\/td>Bolduc<\/td>Hassan +3.2 (\u2191)<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
PA*<\/td>Fetterman<\/td>Oz<\/td>Fetterman +0.4 (\u2193)<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
CT, IL, MD<\/td>Safe Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
AL*, AR, KS, MO*, OK, OK Special*<\/td>Safe Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

US House<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 House Democrats have a 5 seat majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
CT-05<\/td>HAYES<\/td>Logan<\/td>Two-term Dem. incumbent challenged by high Rep. spending<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IL-06<\/td>CASTEN<\/td>Pekau<\/td>Competitive suburban district; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IL-11<\/td>FOSTER<\/td>Lauf<\/td>More competitive after redistricting; strong Dem. incumbent<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IL-13*<\/td>Budzinski<\/td>Deering<\/td>New district links academic and culturally vibrant communities<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IL-17*<\/td>Sorensen<\/td>King<\/td>Open seat contest in a renowned toss-up district<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
KS-03<\/td>DAVIDS<\/td>Adkins<\/td>Dem. pickup in 2020; more Rep. after redistricting<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
MD-01<\/td>Mizeur<\/td>HARRIS<\/td>Eastern Shore district became slightly more Dem. after redistricting; strong Dem. fundraising<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
MD-06<\/td>TRONE<\/td>Parrott<\/td>More Rep. after redistricting; strong Dem. fundraising<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
ME-02<\/td>GOLDEN<\/td>Poliquin<\/td>Dem. incumbent in a district Trump won twice by substantial margins; competitive in congressional contests<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
MI-03*<\/td>Scholten<\/td>Gibbs<\/td>Inc. Rep. lost primary to weak candidate; Dem. pickup opportunity<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
MI-07<\/td>SLOTKIN (MI-08 currently)<\/td>Barrett<\/td>Suburban district; tailor made battleground<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
MI-08<\/td>KILDEE (MI-05 currently)<\/td>Junge<\/td>Redistricting substantially changed this district; Biden +2<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
MI-10*<\/td>Marlinga<\/td>James<\/td>Open seat contest in a Trump +2 district<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NH-01<\/td>PAPPAS<\/td>Leavitt<\/td>Strong Dem. incumbent; always a toss-up district; Rep. candidate is former Trump staffer and election denier<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NH-02<\/td>KUSTER<\/td>Burns<\/td>Strong Dem. incumbent; always a toss-up district<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NJ-02<\/td>Alexander<\/td>VAN DREW<\/td>Former Dem. pickup where inc. changed parties<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NJ-03<\/td>KIM<\/td>Healey<\/td>More Dem. after redistricting but remains competitive in a wave; Biden +14<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NJ-07<\/td>MALINOWSKI<\/td>Kean<\/td>Affluent swing district won by Trump in 2016; more Rep. after redistricting<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
PA-01<\/td>Ehasz<\/td>FITZPATRICK<\/td>Suburban district; tailor made battleground<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
PA-07<\/td>WILD<\/td>Scheller<\/td>Competitive Lehigh Valley district; more Rep. after redistricting<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
PA-08<\/td>CARTWRIGHT<\/td>Bognet<\/td>Dem. incumbent in district Trump won twice; area trending Rep.<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
PA-10<\/td>Daniels<\/td>PERRY<\/td>Trump +5 district; less competitive in congressional contests<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
PA-17*<\/td>Deluzio<\/td>Shaffer<\/td>Open seat contest in west PA suburbs; always a toss-up district<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
RI-02*<\/td>Magaziner<\/td>Fung<\/td>Long time Dem. incumbent retiring; strong Rep. candidate<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
TX-15*<\/td>Vallejo<\/td>De la Cruz<\/td>Open seat contest; majority-Latino district in region trending Rep.<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
TX-28<\/td>CUELLAR<\/td>Garcia<\/td>Scandal plagued incumbent in Latino region trending Rep.<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
TX-34<\/td>GONZALEZ (TX-15 currently)<\/td>FLORES<\/td>Rep. pickup in special election; Dem. district in Latino region trending Rep.<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

Polls Closing at 9:00 p.m. EST (ND, SD: One hour earlier in Central Time Zone)<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

US Senate<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 Senate Democrats need to gain 1 seat for an outright majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
AZ<\/td>KELLY<\/td>Masters<\/td>Kelly +1.0 (-)<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
CO<\/td>BENNET<\/td>O’Dea<\/td>Bennet +5.3 (\u2193)<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
IA<\/td>Franken<\/td>GRASSLEY<\/td>Grassley +9.6 (\u2191)<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
WI<\/td>Barnes<\/td>JOHNSON<\/td>Johnson +2.8 (\u2193)<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY<\/td>Safe Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
LA, ND, SD<\/td>Safe Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

US House<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 House Democrats have a 5 seat majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
AZ-01<\/td>Hodge<\/td>SCHWEIKERT<\/td>District combines affluent suburbs and rural areas; Biden +2<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
AZ-02<\/td>O’HALLERAN<\/td>Crane<\/td>More Rep. after redistricting; Dem. inc. in a district Trump won twice<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
AZ-04<\/td>STANTON<\/td>Cooper<\/td>More Rep. after redistricting; Biden +10; competitive in a wave election<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
AZ-06*<\/td>Engel<\/td>Ciscomani<\/td>Open seat contest in a suburban district; tailor made battleground<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
CO-03<\/td>Frisch<\/td>BOEBERT<\/td>Controversial Rep. incumbent in a district that became more Republican after redistricting<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
CO-07*<\/td>Pettersen<\/td>Aadland<\/td>Long time Dem. incumbent retiring; more Rep. after redistricting; highly educated, suburban Denver district<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
CO-08*<\/td>Caraveo<\/td>Kirkmeyer<\/td>New Trump ’16\/Biden ’20 suburban district; approx. 30% Latino<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
IA-01<\/td>Bohannan<\/td>MILLER MEEKS<\/td>Competitive but trending Rep. in recent elections<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
IA-02<\/td>Mathis<\/td>HINSON<\/td>Competitive but trending Rep. in recent elections<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
IA-03<\/td>AXNE<\/td>Nunn<\/td>District Trump narrowly won twice; remains competitive after redistricting<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
MN-01<\/td>Ettinger<\/td>FINSTAD<\/td>Rep. underperformed in recent special election; Obama ’12\/Trump ’16 district<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
MN-02<\/td>CRAIG<\/td>Kistner<\/td>Trump ’16\/Biden ’20 district; remains competitive after redistricting<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
MN-08<\/td>Schultz<\/td>STAUBER<\/td>Formerly competitive district trending Rep.<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NE-01<\/td>Pansing Brooks<\/td>FLOOD<\/td>Rep. first lady endorsed Dem. candidate; Trump +12<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NE-02<\/td>Vargas<\/td>BACON<\/td>Strong Dem. fundraising; Rep. incumbent in a Trump’16 \/Biden ’20 district<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NM-01<\/td>STANSBURY<\/td>Garcia Holmes<\/td>Albuquerque-based district; slightly more Rep. after redistricting<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NM-02<\/td>Vasquez<\/td>HERRELL<\/td>Trump-to-Biden swing of +9 pts after redistricting; possible Dem. pickup<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NM-03<\/td>LEGER FERNANDEZ<\/td>Martinez Johnson<\/td>More Rep. after redistricting; competitive in a wave election<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-01*<\/td>Fleming<\/td>LaLota<\/td>Marginal Rep. inc. running for gov.; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-02<\/td>Gordon<\/td>GARBARINO<\/td>Competitive Long Island district; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-03*<\/td>Zimmerman<\/td>Santos<\/td>Open seat contest in a Biden +8 district; competitive in a wave election<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-04*<\/td>Gillen<\/td>D’Esposito<\/td>Open seat contest in a Biden +14 district; competitive in a wave election<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-11<\/td>Rose<\/td>MALLIOTAKIS<\/td>Staten Island-based; rematch former Dem. inc. and current Rep. inc.<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-17*<\/td>MALONEY (NY-18 currently)<\/td>Lawler<\/td>Dem. inc. moving districts; Biden +10<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-18*<\/td>RYAN (NY-19 currently)<\/td>Schmitt<\/td>Dem. inc. moving districts; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-19*<\/td>Riley<\/td>Molinaro<\/td>Open seat contest in a Trump ’16\/Biden ’20 district<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-22*<\/td>Conole<\/td>Williams<\/td>Open seat contest in a competitive Upstate district<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NY-25<\/td>MORELLE<\/td>Singletary<\/td>Biden +20 but more competitive in recent elections<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
WI-01<\/td>Roe<\/td>STEIL<\/td>Competitive suburban district; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
WI-03*<\/td>Pfaff<\/td>Van Orden<\/td>Dem. incumbent retiring; Trump +5<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

Polls Closing at 10:00 \u2013 11:00 p.m. EST; Mail-in\/Other<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

US Senate<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 Senate Democrats need to gain 1 seat for an outright majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
NV<\/td>CORTEZ MASTO<\/td>Laxalt<\/td>Laxalt +2.4 (\u2191)<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
WA<\/td>MURRAY<\/td>Smiley<\/td>Murray +6.1 (\u2193)<\/td>Likely Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA, HI, OR<\/td>Safe Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
AK, ID, UT<\/td>Safe Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n

US House<\/h4>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
* Indicates no incumbent in contest.
\u2020 House Democrats have a 5 seat majority.
CAPS indicates incumbent.<\/caption>\n
State\/District<\/th>\nDemocrat<\/th>\nRepublican<\/th>\nPoll Avg.\u2020\/Contest Info.<\/th>\nNCEC Rating<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
AK-01<\/td>PELTOLA<\/td>Palin\/Begich<\/td>Dem. pickup in special election; competitive due to introduction of ranked choice voting<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-03*<\/td>Jones<\/td>Kiley<\/td>Redistricting substantially changed this district; Trump +2<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-09*<\/td>HARDER (CA-13 currently)<\/td>Patti<\/td>Strong Dem. fundraising; Biden +12<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-13*<\/td>Gray<\/td>Duarte<\/td>New majority-Latino district in Central Valley; Biden +10<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-22<\/td>Salas<\/td>VALADAO<\/td>Much more Dem. after redistricting; a Dem. pickup opportunity<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-27<\/td>Smith<\/td>GARCIA<\/td>Strong Dem. candidate; Latino vote could determine outcome<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-40<\/td>Mahmood<\/td>KIM<\/td>More Rep. after redistricting; from Biden +10 to Biden +2<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-41<\/td>Rollins<\/td>CALVERT<\/td>Strong Rep. incumbent; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-45<\/td>Chen<\/td>STEEL<\/td>Asian-plurality district (mostly Vietnamese); Clinton +14 to Biden +6<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-47<\/td>PORTER<\/td>Baugh<\/td>Redistricting substantially changed this district; adds more Dem. base<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
CA-49<\/td>LEVIN<\/td>Maryott<\/td>Orange\/San Diego County district remains competitive after redistricting; both sides spending profusely<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
MT-01*<\/td>Tranel<\/td>Zinke<\/td>New district in western MT; Trump +8<\/td>Likely Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
NV-01<\/td>TITUS<\/td>Robertson<\/td>Las Vegas-based district; more competitive after redistricting<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
NV-03<\/td>LEE<\/td>Becker<\/td>Las Vegas and Clark Co. suburbs; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
NV-04<\/td>HORSFORD<\/td>Peters<\/td>Non-white majority in urban\/suburban Clark Co.; more Dem. after redistricting<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
OR-04*<\/td>Hoyle<\/td>Skarlatos<\/td>Open seat; more Dem. after redistricting but remains competitive<\/td>Lean Dem<\/td><\/tr>\n
OR-05*<\/td>McLeod-Skinner<\/td>Chavez-DeRemer<\/td>Longtime Dem. incumbent defeated in primary; tough electoral environment in a competitive district<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
OR-06*<\/td>Salinas<\/td>Erickson<\/td>New district in growing areas that may trend Dem. over time<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n
WA-03*<\/td>Gluesenkamp Perez<\/td>Kent<\/td>Rep. inc. lost primary to far-right challenger; Trump +5 district<\/td>Lean Rep<\/td><\/tr>\n
WA-08<\/td>SCHRIER<\/td>Larkin<\/td>Competitive exurban district; trended Dem. in last two elections<\/td>Toss Up<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Download our Election Night Guide for the 2022 Midterm.<\/p>\n

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