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Jeff Dufour

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Editor in chief at National Journal. Soccer player, cocktail nerd, occasional Mick Jagger impersonator. Hoya. CT native. RTs do not = endorsements.
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Candidates in the Wind

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By Jeff Dufour Verified
| National Journal Verified
Candidates for Senate being replaced between the primary and the general election is not unheard of. As The New York Times pointed out, it’s happened eight times this century. But more than half of those cases involved candidates who had little chance of prevailing in November—a Republican in Vermont, for instance, or a Republican in Hawaii. In terms of competitive races, the first withdrawal—like Graham Platner’s exit from the Maine Senate race this week—stemmed from scandal.
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A year into office, Trump threatens to fall into the same traps as Biden

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By Jeff Dufour Verified, Erika Filter Verified
| National Journal Verified
A septuagenarian president battles concerns over his age and struggles to convey to voters his economic message, denying their felt experience with cost of living. Instead he points to the stock market, 401(k)s, and low unemployment. Foreign entanglements vex him despite his campaign vows to end American adventurism and his claims to be able to make deals with other heads of state.
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Hotline Q3 House Fundraising Chart

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By Nicholas Anastacio, Nicholas Anastácio Verified, Kirk Bado Verified, Jeff Dufour Verified, Charlie Cook
| National Journal Verified
Mid-decade redistricting has cast a shadow over the House battlefield, making it the most uncertain playing surface in years. At this point, it’s yet unclear what seats might remain competitive or fall off the map completely due to rampant uncertainty over redistricting and subsequent litigation. Amid the uncertainty, candidate fundraising continued apace, according to quarterly reports filed with the Federal Election Commission Wednesday night.
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