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Weekly Wrap



November 4, 2022




Special Edition: Red Wave 2022


 



🚨 The Tide is Turning for the GOP 🚨
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FOUR DAYS OUT FROM THE GENERAL ELECTION! The red wave is coming and the
incredible women of the GOP will be the ones to flip seats and win back the
House. This cycle, a record breaking 298 women filed to run for Congress. WFW
PAC has 26 top-of-class endorsed women running in the general who are, judges,
lawyers, doctors, and veterans -- all of whom answered the call to serve.



Check out our list of 2022 candidates.


U.S. Senate Candidates




 
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U.S. House Candidates


 
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U.S. House Incumbents


 
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In The News


 



Axios: Pelosi's replacement
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The chair of the House Democratic Caucus, nervous about chatter around Rep.
Adam Schiff'sprivate campaigning
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, asked House Majority Whip James Clyburn for a private meeting to warn about
the risk of splitting votes if he also wanted to run.



The Republican Standard: Kiggans Highlights Diverse Background Of Experience
In Final Days of Campaign.
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VA-02 Republican nominee Jen Kiggans recently spoke to supporters about why she
is the right choice to flip the district back to Republican control next week,
and how she will represent her constituents in Washington.



USA Today: Outnumbered Republican women raise cash to combat well-funded
Democrats on Election Day.
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coastal Virginia congressional seat, Republican Jen Kiggans said that on a
scale of one to 10, she’d givethe economy right now
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a one, or, “maybe a half.”


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Battle Over House Seat in California Is a Wake-Up Call About the Importance of
Asian American Voters.
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The contest features a duel between two Asian Americans: Jay Chen, a Democrat,
is battling Michelle Steel, the Republican incumbent, for a House seat. And the
Asian American voters who make up about a third of the district’s electorate
will play a significant role in determining the outcome of the intensely
competitive race.




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