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Hotline's House Power Rankings

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By Zach Blackburn, Kirk Bado Verified
| Flipboard
Climate 5 hours ago America is hurtling toward a power grid crisis Yale Climate Connections - by Dana Nuccitelli • 5h Electricity demand is skyrocketing, utility bills are spiking – but it could take years to build the new transmission lines that would address the … World News 4 hours ago Abdul El-Sayed Calls JD Vance ‘Low T JD’ After Rally Criticism Newsweek - By Brendan Cole • 4h Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrats’ Senate nominee for Michigan, has called JD Vance “low T JD” in response to...
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Hotline's House Power Rankings

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By Nancy Vu Verified, Erika Filter Verified, Kirk Bado Verified
| National Journal Verified
Last-minute redistricting battles, primary debacles, and a sputtering administration have created a House battlefield as fluid as there’s been in recent memory. Since Hotline’s last Power Rankings, Florida, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Alabama have implemented new congressional maps, each netting Republicans at least one seat. But as gas prices rise, so too do Democratic expectations of taking back the House majority.
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Q&A with Hannah Pingree

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By Nancy Vu Verified, Erika Filter Verified, Kirk Bado Verified
| National Journal Verified
Former Maine state House Speaker Hannah Pingree has all but sealed the deal in the state's governor race, while the Senate race comes down to the wire. Running a moderate, pragmatic campaign, she has comfortably outraised Republican Bobby Charles and independent Rick Bennett while maintaining a steady polling lead, putting her on track to succeed her old boss, Gov. Janet Mills. But, just over a month out from Election Day, she told National Journal she’s not taking this race for granted.
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