At the Races: And then there were two - Roll Call

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Newhouse beat a Trump-backed GOP challenger in the 2022 Republican primary, but Sessler expressed confidence that Trump will play a major role in the race.
60% : When asked by Spectrum News last week whether he intends to vote for Trump this year, Valadao pivoted.
55% : The New Democrat Coalition Action Fund also endorsed her campaign, as did groups like Planned Parenthood and Giffords.
13% : Vague plans, clear critiques: John T. Bennett reports on the vice president's town hall Wednesday night, which featured plenty of specific criticisms of Trump but few policy specifics.Peltola poll problem: A Republican internal poll suggests that Alaska's ranked choice voting may not be a path to victory for Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola.
10% : Trump has cast a larger shadow over the race in central Washington's conservative 4th District, where Rep. Dan Newhouse is locked in an intense battle against fellow Republican Jerrod Sessler.

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