House GOP whip: Limit spending to districts with "biggest return"
Summary
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer says Republicans will focus their money on districts where they have the best chance to win as they face tough elections. He warned that in 2022, spreading money too thin hurt their chances, and this time they must be more careful about where to invest.Key Facts
- Tom Emmer is the House Majority Whip and a Republican from Minnesota.
- Republicans are expected to lose seats, so Emmer wants to spend money only in districts with high chances of victory.
- Emmer plans to visit 56 districts before the November election to help campaigns.
- In 2022, Republicans spent on too many districts, which weakened their overall results.
- National issues like an unpopular president, high living costs, and the war in Iran affect voter decisions this year.
- Emmer mentioned that some Senate and governor races are going better for Democrats, which may impact House races.
- He defended support for Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio), although Miller’s chances are tight.
- Emmer criticized Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) for an ad opposing President Trump’s immigration policies but later said she knows her voters.
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