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You are here: Home / Blog / House Elections: Democratic and Republican Target Seats

March 13, 2023

House Elections: Democratic and Republican Target Seats

Last updated April 3, 2023

 

By John D. Isaacs

With the House so evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans, both parties are gearing up for the 2024 elections in which control of the House will be at stake.

On March 10, 2023, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) released its first list of Frontline members of the most vulnerable incumbents. The list includes:

#AKAL Mary Peltola
#CA49 Mike Levin
#CO08 Yadira Caraveo
#CT05 Jahana Hayes
#IL13 Nikki Budzinski
#IL17 Eric Sorensen
#IN01 Frank Mrvan
#KS03 Sharice Davids
#ME02 Jared Golden
#MI03 Hillary Scholten
#MI08 Dan Kildee

#MN 02Angie Craig ]
#NC01 Don Davis
#NC13 Wiley Nickel
#NH01 Chris Pappas
#NM02 Gabriel Vasquez
#NV03 Susie Lee
#NV04 Steven Horsford
#NY18 Pat Ryan
#OH01 Greg Landsman
#OH03 Marcy Kaptur
#OH13 Emilia Sykes
 #OR06  Andrea Salinas
#PA07 Susan Wild
#PA08 Matt Cartwright #
PA17 Chris Deluzio
#VA07 Abigail Spanberger
#WA03 Marie Gleusenkamp Perez
#WA08 Kim Schrier

The comparable National Republican Congressional Committee has targeted 37 Democratic seats for 2024, a list that includes 35 incumbents and two open seats that are currently held by Reps. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) and Katie Porter (D-Calif.) who are both retiring to run for Senate:

The full list of NRCC targets:

  • (AK-AL) Mary Peltola
  • (CA-09) Josh Harder
  • (CA-47) Open (Porter)
  • (CA-49) Mike Levin
  • (CO-08) Yadira Caraveo
  • (CT-05) Jahana Hayes
  • (FL-09) Darren Soto
  • (IL-17) Eric Sorensen
  • (IN-01) Frank Mrvan
  • (KS-03) Sharice Davids
  • (ME-02) Jared Golden
  • (MI-03) Hillary Scholten
  • (MI-07) Open (Slotkin)
  • (MI-08) Dan Kildee
  • (MN-02) Angie Craig
  • (NC-01) Don Davis
  • (NC-13) Wiley Nickel
  • (NC-14) Jeff Jackson
  • (NH-01) Chris Pappas
  • (NM-02) Gabriel Vasquez
  • (NV-01) Dina Titus
  • (NV-03) Susie Lee
  • (NV-04) Steven Horsford
  • (NY-18) Pat Ryan
  • (OH-01) Greg Landsman
  • (OH-09) Marcy Kaptur
  • (OH-13) Emilia Sykes
  • (OR-04) Val Hoyle
  • (OR-06) Andrea Salinas
  • (PA-07) Susan Wild
  • (PA-08) Matt Cartwright
  • (PA-17) Chris Deluzio
  • (RI-02) Seth Magaziner
  • (TX-34) Vicente Gonzalez
  • (VA-07) Abigail Spanberger
  • (WA-03) Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
  • (WA-08) Kim Schrier

On April 3, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee disseminated a list of 33 Republican seats that will be targeted in 2024, including 31 incumbent seats and 2 open seats:

DCCC 2023-2024 Districts In Play
• AZ-01, Schweikert
• AZ-06, Ciscomani
• CA-03, Kiley
• CA-13, Duarte
• CA-22, Valadao
• CA-27, Garcia
• CA-40, Kim
• CA-41, Calvert
• CA-45, Steel
• CA-47, OPEN
• CO-03, Boebert
• FL-13, Luna
• FL-27, Salazar
• IA-01, Miller-Meeks
• IA-03, Nunn
• MI-07, OPEN
• MI-10, James
• MT-01, Zinke
• NE-02, Bacon
• NJ-07, Kean
• NY-01, LaLota
• NY-03, Santos
• NY-04, D’Esposito
• NY-17, Lawler
• NY-19, Molinaro
• NY-22, Williams
• OR-05, Chavez-DeRemer
• PA-01, Fitzpatrick
• PA-10, Perry
• TX-15, De La Cruz
• VA-02, Kiggans
• WI-01, Steil
• WI-03, Van Orden

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