Republicans have flipped 9 seats in the House so far-Kyle Morris, 11/11/20….(In 2018 midterms 38 House races had no Republican candidate on the ballot. “Republican” House Speaker Paul Ryan left the races empty as a gift to Democrats)

Nov. 11, 2020, “Republicans have now flipped 9 seats in the House: CA-48 Michelle Steel FL-27 Maria Elvira Salazar FL-26 Carlos Gimenez IA-01 Ashley Hinson MI-03 Peter Meijer MN-07 Michelle Fischbach NM-02 Yvette Herrell OK-05 Stephanie Bice SC-01 Nancy Mace,” Kyle Morris twitter

Above, 11/11/20, Kyle Morris twitter

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Added: It’s much easier for Democrats to win when there are no Republican candidates on the ballot. “Republican” House Speaker Paul Ryan made sure that 38 House races had no Republican candidate on the ballot in Nov. 2018 midterms. From Ballotpedia, 12/28/18.

Vacant GOP districts included 8 in California, 5 in Florida, 4 in Texas, and one each in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Virginia:

Only 3 districts lacked a Democrat candidate.

• Alabama’s 7th Congressional District
• Arizona’s 7th Congressional District
• California’s 5th Congressional District
• California’s 6th Congressional District
• California’s 13th Congressional District
• California’s 20th Congressional District
• California’s 27th Congressional District
• California’s 34th Congressional District
• California’s 40th Congressional District
• California’s 44th Congressional District
• Florida’s 10th Congressional District
• Florida’s 14th Congressional District
• Florida’s 20th Congressional District
• Florida’s 21st Congressional District
• Florida’s 24th Congressional District
• Georgia’s 5th Congressional District
• Louisiana’s 2nd Congressional District
• Massachusetts’ 1st Congressional District
• Massachusetts’ 4th Congressional District
• Massachusetts’ 7th Congressional District
• Massachusetts’ 8th Congressional District
• Michigan’s 13th Congressional District
• Mississippi’s 2nd Congressional District
• New York’s 5th Congressional District
• New York’s 6th Congressional District
• New York’s 7th Congressional District
• New York’s 8th Congressional District
• New York’s 16th Congressional District
• New York’s 17th Congressional District
• Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District
• Texas’ 9th Congressional District
• Texas’ 20th Congressional District
• Texas’ 28th Congressional District
• Texas’ 30th Congressional District
• Virginia’s 3rd Congressional District
• Washington’s 2nd Congressional District
• Washington’s 9th Congressional District
• Wisconsin’s 2nd Congressional District

 

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