GOPAC's Mission Majority Endorsement Alert
Mission Majority supports the election of state leaders to Congress
For Immediate Release:
February 15, 2024
Contact:
Jessica Curtis
[email protected]
Arlington, VA - The GOPAC Election Fund has released its second video
advertisement in support of North Carolina State Representative Grey Mills
in the primary election to replace retiring Congressman Patrick McHenry in
the 10th Congressional District. The new advertisement is backed by over
$500,000 in spending across network and cable television as well as digital
platforms in the Charlotte and Winston-Salem media markets.
Watch the ad here:
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In January, Grey Mills earned the endorsement of GOPAC's Mission Majority,
which is dedicated to winning competitive primary elections with
thoughtful, pragmatic conservative state leaders.
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For Immediate Release:
February 14, 2024
Contact:
Jessica Curtis
[email protected]
Arlington, VA - This week, the GOPAC Election Fund will launch its initial
effort in support of the election of Craig Goldman to Texas' 12th
Congressional District.
"Mission Majority is committed to electing pragmatic, governing
conservatives to Congress. Because he has led in the Texas House on issues
focused on Texans’ personal and economic security, Craig Goldman has earned
the endorsement of GOPAC's Mission Majority program," GOPAC Chairman David
Avella said. He continued, "Today, we are launching an independent
expenditure program to identify voters for Craig and remind them to vote in
the Primary Election on March 5th. Our program coincides with the start of
early in-person voting, and is designed to provide Craig’s campaign support
from a trusted ally to secure his victory.”
Earlier this month, Goldman earned the endorsement of GOPAC's Mission
Majority.
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Two states gaveled into the 2024 legislative session this week:
Minnesota & Wyoming.
Bearden wins Georgia Senate race;
runoff set for state House
House runoff features Republicans CJ Pearson and Gary Richardson
AJC Politics | Mark Niesse
February 13, 2024
Republican former state Rep. Tim Bearden won a special election for the
state Senate on Tuesday while another race for the state Hous is heading
for a runoff between two Republicans, former Columbia County Commissioner
Gary Richardson and conservative activist C.J. Pearson.
Bearden, who supported expanding gun rights when he served in the House
from 2005 to 2011, defeated three opponents for the seat vacated by former
state Sen. Mike Dugan, a Republican from Carrollton. Dugan resigned to run
in the congressional district held by U.S. Rep Drew Ferguson, who isn't
seeking reelection.
[3]Read more
$10.8 Billion Budget, 205 Bills To Start 2024 Wyoming Legislature Session
On Monday
When Wyoming legislators begin their 2024 session Monday, they'll start
with Gov. Mark Gordon's proposed $10.8 billion budget
and 205 bills already introduced
Cowboy State Daily | Leo Wolfson
February 10, 2024
The 2024 legislative budget session will begin Monday, and with it
consideration of 205 bills that have already been introduced.
Even with all those bills, the focus of the session will be the
consideration of the 2025/2026 biennial budget, a weighty $10.8 billion
proposal that will take up a significant portion of the three-week session.
To get any legislation introduced that isn't the budget, a two-thirds
majority vote is required, which means many of those 200-plus standalone
bills will likely not advance.
[4]Read more
Pre-Session Update
from Senate Minority Leader Mark Johnson
KROX | Senator Mark Johnson
February 8, 2024
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
It's supposed to be the middle of winter, but it feels like spring is here
to stay. The session begins Monday, February 12, at noon and will continue
until May 20. A short time frame to get meaningful changes for Minnesotans.
Below are a few issues that will be addressed during the session this year.
SANCTUARY STATE
The Democrats are proposing to make Minnesota a sanctuary state for
immigrants in the U.S. who are here without legal authorization.
Attempts to make Minnesota a "sanctuary state" - especially following
recent surges of migrants here - emphasize why border security is so
important to the entire country, not just border states. Refusing to uphold
our immigration laws would simply be political gamesmanship from left-wing
activists. We shouldn't make Minnesota a more enticing place to go to avoid
the consequences of violating immigration law. It's unfair to force
Minnesota taxpayers to pay for the high costs associated with illegal
immigration due to overburdening our social services.
[5]Read more
WG Economy: Inflation Remains Stuck Over 3%
WG Economy | David Winston
February 14, 2024
The new CPI report showed year-over-year inflation at 3.1% - upsetting the
White House narrative that inflation is in the rearview mirror. As shown in
our inflation trend chart, year-over-year inflation remains stuck at or
above 3% for eight months in a row, and has not shown signs of going below
3% as anticipated. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has resisted rushing to cut
rates, and these numbers reinforce that position.
Our Presidential Inflation Rate tracking has ticked back up to 17.9% -
meaning that there has been almost 18% price increase since President Biden
has been in office. In terms of specific aspects of CPI, gas prices are up
over 33% since the beginning of the Biden presidency, and electricity at an
astonishing 28.6%.
[6]Read more
WG Discussion Points: 2024 Senate Race Profile: Montana
WG Discussion Points| David Winston
February 9, 2024
In the 2006 election, DSCC Chair Chuck Schumer recruited Senate candidates
he thought would be the most electable for their states, and his strategy
included intervention in primaries. In six states, Democratic challengers
won, getting Democrats to 51 in the Senate. Three of them - Jon Tester
(MT), Sherrod Brown (OH), and Bob Casey (PA) - are top Senate targets for
Republicans in 2024. Will this finally be the year that Republicans crack
the code against these Democratic incumbents?
In this week's Discussion Points, we are taking a historical look at
election results and exit polls from three previous races against Tester
(2006, 2012, 2018) and the 2020 presidential. In 2006 Republicans came
close to holding this Senate seat, losing by 0.87%. Looking at all three
cycles with Tester on the ballot, the margins have been close, but
Republicans have fallen short of defeating Tester. Here is a brief look at
the state since Tester was elected to the Senate.
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On Tuesday, Chairman Avella joined Fox News Channel's John Roberts, and
Democratic Strategist Richard Fowler on America Reports to discuss the
border crisis.
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