The National Republican Congressional Committee has identified three Democrat House seats in Virginia they believe can be flipped next year. This will mean more money coming into these districts to support our Republican candidates.
In February the NRCC released their first list of vulnerable Democrats in the House. That list included Rep. Elaine Luria in Virginia’s 2nd district and Rep. Abagail Spanberger in Virginia’s 7th district. Following Glenn Youngkin’s win Virginia the NRCC added thirteen more targetted seats including Virginia’s 10th district, Rep. Jennifer Wexton.
In the 10th district, five Republicans have declared their candidacy for Congress. They are Jeanine Lawson, John Beatty, Monica Carpio, Theresa Coates Ellis, and Paul Lott. The former Republican candidate in the 10th, Aliscia Andrews, is also thought to be running for the nomination.
Republican candidates running in the 2nd district, Jarome Bell, Andy Baan, Theodore Engquist, Tommy Altman and state Senator Jen Kiggans.
State Senator Bryce Reeves has recently declared his candidacy in the 7th district. Also running are Derrick Anderson, Gautam Barve, John Castorani, Taylor Keeney, Amanda Chase, and Tina Rameriz.
The NRCC believes all three of these districts are winnable, TBE agrees.
