House

Ratings Changes in Nearly 30 Districts

July 3, 2008
House Editor David Wasserman releases the latest batch of race rating changes. While it's not likely that a majority of the races moved from "Solid" to "Likely" Republican will become competitive by November, the poor national climate for the GOP and the DCCC's unprecedented financial edge makes even very difficult districts for Democrats worth keeping tabs on.
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Millionaire's Amendment Struck Down: What Does it Mean?

June 26, 2008
The Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the so-called “Millionaire’s Amendment,” which had allowed candidates facing self-funded opponents to raise more money from individual donors, could significantly alter the financial playing field in a handful of Senate races and dozens of House races this year.
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Competition Heats Up in Three Districts

June 19, 2008
House Editor David Wasserman releases ratings changes in three districts where competition is heating up. The DCCC’s “Red to Blue” program, which has helped some Democratic candidates outpace their GOP counterparts in fundraising and visibility, unveiled its (very predictable) second set of endorsees this week.
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