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Dems dominate in fundraising for key House contests - Roll Call

Democrats trounced Republicans in third-quarter fundraising in what are anticipated to be the closest House races of the 2024 campaign.

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Dean of California GOP faces a tight rematch - Roll Call

Even in an era of declining rates of violent crime nationwide, Republicans continue to bash Democrats on the issue. But a former federal prosecutor campaigning in a purple-tinged district in Southern California is striking back. Democrat Will Rollins, making his second run against Republican Rep. Ken Calvert in California’s 41st…

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Will Rollins seeks to unseat Trump-ally Rep. Ken Calvert in CA-41 and bring a 'new generation' to DC

A congressional race in California's Inland Empire could determine the control of the house. Here's how challenger Will Rollins is seeking to prevail

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Endangered incumbents tout earmarking prowess on campaign trail - Roll Call

House members in close races are talking up their success in bringing money to their districts through congressional spending bills.

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California's 41st Congressional District race could determine control of the House: What you need to know

The race for the 41st District will be a rematch from 2022 between Rep. Ken Calvert (R) and Will Rollins. The contest is considered a toss up.

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Calvert wants to stay at Defense panel, if he survives November - Roll Call

California Rep. Ken Calvert is likely to seek a waiver to remain the top Republican on the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, sources say.

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FEC reports show Democrats with tough races ahead building cash - Roll Call

New congressional fundraising reports show donors giving an edge to Democrats, but many face opponents with personal wealth.

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Republicans whose races will decide control of Congress rally to Trump - Roll Call

GOP candidates in battleground races tried to outdo themselves in declaring outrage at Donald Trump's guilty verdicts.

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At the Races: Don’t call him the next Mitch - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

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Rating changes: 12 House races shift on divided battlefield - Roll Call

Changes by Inside Elections ratings moved more races toward Democrats, but the GOP remained in a better position to keep control of the House.

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California has no shortage of key House races on Tuesday - Roll Call

Several open seats in California are drawing a crowd, but primaries will also set battleground matchups that decide House control.

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FEC reports shine light on Super Tuesday primaries - Roll Call

Disclosures ahead of March 5 congressional primaries show which candidates were favorites of PACs, small donors, or were sefl-funding.

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House disclosures show both parties gearing for battle - Roll Call

On average, battleground House Democratic incumbents raised more, but Republicans in similar races had more cash in their accounts.

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Candidates in rematches dominate DCCC’s ‘Red to Blue’ list - Roll Call

Candidates on House Democrats' "Red to Blue" list get fundraising and staff support to flip Republican-held seats.

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House GOP fundraising edge does not cover everyone - Roll Call

On average, Republicans in battleground races raised more during the third quarter and had more cash on hand than Democrats in similar spots.

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At the Races: Bandwidth on the run - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories, with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

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Both parties had high hopes for California in the midterms. Neither saw their dreams fully come true

LOS ANGELES — The battles for California’s most competitive congressional races have effectively ended in a draw after months of campaigning and more than $100 million in advertising. Neither Democrats nor Republicans have so far ousted an incumbent or won new ground in their opponent’s territory — though with a…

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Democrat Christy Smith knows she’s going to lose her California congressional race. She blames her own party

LOS ANGELES — The race for a hotly contested Los Angeles-area congressional district had not been called, but Democrat Christy Smith sensed she would end up on the losing end. And she felt there was a clear reason why.

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Republican Rep. Ken Calvert defeats Democrat Will Rollins to hold California 41st District seat

LOS ANGELES — Rep. Ken Calvert, the longest-serving Republican member of California’s congressional delegation, won reelection in Riverside County despite being drawn into a less favorable district during the decennial reconfiguring of congressional maps.

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California races could determine control of US House

In the fight to control Congress, one of the biggest battlegrounds is heavily Democratic California

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Democrats' 'Red to Blue' program adds 5 California GOP congressional seats to target list

LOS ANGELES — Democrats are on defense across the country in this year's midterm elections but appear to believe some of their best chances for flipping GOP congressional districts are in California.

Axios

A record number of LGBTQ candidates are running for Congress

Candidates say discriminatory state laws have motivated them.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

After California’s primary, analysts say these are 10 congressional elections to watch

Ballots from California’s June 7 primary are still being counted, but the results show which U.S. House races will be the hottest in November, with several that could tilt control of the chamber from Democrats to Republicans in 2023, according to independent election analysts.

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