New lines, interesting races in Washington state
8th District remains the key battleground
--Roll Call

"The race for Washington state's 8th Congressional District will be one to watch in November as Republicans try to take control of the House."

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John,

Earlier this year, the Washington State legislature approved a new congressional map. After redistricting, WA-08 not only remains the most competitive district in the state – but it will also be one of the closest races in the entire country.

An election expert at Inside Elections said, "The 8th will still be a highly competitive seat. According to the composite of statewide and federal races between 2016 and 2020, the district has an average partisanship of R+3.1."

John – Kim is in for her toughest race yet. Republicans have named her seat a top target and The Cook Political Report, Inside Elections, and Sabato's Crystal Ball are all calling her race a "toss-up." We need your help to ensure we have the resources to take on Kim's four Republican opponents and keep this seat blue.

Rush a donation of $10 or more before our mid-month fundraising deadline to help us win this "toss-up" race and defend our Democratic House majority >>

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Thanks,

Team Schrier
To hold the House majority, we must re-elect Rep. Kim Schrier in WA-08. Will you chip in to protect Kim's seat and the Democratic House majority in 2022?

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