Why Jan. 6 is mostly absent from the midterms

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Responding to Landsman's criticism of Chabot's election vote as "disqualifying," the GOP incumbent's campaign manager, John Gomez, responded in a statement that Landsman's "support for tax hikes and socialist policies that increased the burden on families and record of trying to defund the police are disqualifying."
32% : Greg Landsman, the Democratic nominee challenging Chabot, called the Ohio Republican's Jan. 6 vote "disqualifying" on its own, but also pointed to it as a "larger series of votes" that exemplify his shift to the right, including on abortion and same-sex marriage.
30% : Shamaine Daniels, the Harrisburg city council member challenging Perry, ran a TV ad that mentions the Capitol siege and the House Freedom Caucus chair's support for election challenges, as well as his positions on issues like abortion.

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