The Underfunded Dozen! WINNABLE House Seats! FLIPS Red to Blue in the House

Let's do it!

Let's FLIP these 12 red seats to blue and take back the majority control of the House by supporting these competitive races that are falling behind on funding. These races aren't getting the recognition and funding they deserve and can't be competitive without our help, but are winnable races!

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FLIP RED SEATS BLUE!

Amish Shah (D)

Arizona, 1st (toss-up)

A medical doctor who worked at the Mayo Clinic. He has said, "I stand for universal health care, including reproductive rights. I'm 100% pro-choice...I stand for all Americans to have comprehensive and high-quality healthcare with ease of access."

Shah has raised $1.5 million and

his opponent $2.4 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.9 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund him!

Jessica Morse (D)

California, 3rd (likely R)

Morse was deputy secretary for forest and wildland resilience at the California Natural Resources Agency, is endorsed by Emily's List.

Morse has raised $1.8 million and

his opponent $3.4 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $1.2 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund her!

Adam Gray (D)

California, 13th (toss-up)

Former legislative aid with experience leading the New Democratic Caucus.

Gray has raised $2.6 million and

his opponent $3.1 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.5 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund him!

Rudy Salas (D)

California, 22nd (toss-up)

He was a member of the California State Assembly, representing District 32 from 2012 to 2022. He thinks, "we need leadership who will protect the right to choose in federal law, instead of imposing government restrictions on women's healthcare."

Salas has raised $3.1 million and

his opponent $3.4 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.3 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund him!

Christina Bohannan (D)

Iowa, 1st (likely R)

RATING UPDATE: TOSS-UP

BY INSIDE ELECTIONS

She was a Iowa State Representative with an environmental engineering and law degree.

Bohannan has raised $3.3 million and

his opponent $3.5 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.2 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund her!

Sue Altman (D)

New Jersey, 7th (toss-up)

 She has two master’s degrees from Oxford University and says she will work to protect access to contraception, reproductive choice, and women’s health.

Altman has raised $3 million and

his opponent $4.2 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $1.2 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund her!

John Avlon (D)

New York, 1st (likely R)

He is an award winning journalist and author, who says it's important to, "defend our democracy, defeat Donald Trump, and win back Congress from his MAGA minions"

Avlon has raised $2.3 million and

his opponent $3.0 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.7 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund him!

Laura Gillen (D)

New York, 4th (toss-up)

A lawyer and Hofstra professor and, "as a woman, as a mother of daughters and as someone who doesn’t believe the government should make our medical decisions, ensuring that this fundamental freedom is reinstated for women is personal to me — and I’ll do everything in my power to fight back against extreme attacks on our rights."

Gillen has raised $3.2 million and

his opponent $3.4 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.2 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund her!

Mondaire Jones (D)

New York, 17th (toss-up)

A former Fellow at the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Legal Policy, he is focused on, "prescription drug costs for everyone and making child care, housing, and education more affordable."

Jones has raised $5.5 million and

his opponent $5.7 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $0.2 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund him!

John Mannion

New York, 22nd (likely D)

A teacher who believes, "it is imperative that we fight for and enshrine a woman’s right to choose into our law."

Mannion has raised $1.2 million and

his opponent $2.7 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $1.5 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund him!

Janelle Bynum (D)

Oregon, 5th (toss-up)

 A business owner with a masters degree from UMich who will, "fight for housing affordability and remove red tape for housing construction in Congress."

Bynum has raised $2.4 million and

his opponent $4 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $1.6 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund her!

Missy Cotter Smasal (D)

Virginia, 2nd (lean R)

A veterad of the Iraq War, an adjunct professor and business owner who pledges, "in Congress, I would prioritize defending and protecting reproductive rights, abortion access, and health care. I will vote to restore Roe v. Wade and guarantee that women have the freedom to make their own health care decisions."

Smasal has raised $1.3 million and

his opponent $4.2 million, leading to a

Funding Gap of $1.9 million.

Let's make that up, let's fund her!

At 50 State Strategy we believe we need a Democratic candidate in every race because we lose by default every debate in which we don’t have a voice. We must join the discussion in every district without fail. Also, supporting Democratic candidates, even if they lose, builds their "war chest" and name recognition for future races.

We must promote our Democratic message everywhere, converting states from red to purple and from purple to blue wins! Let's not allow one Republican to go unchallenged either at the podium or at the ballot box!  

          

Let’s flip red to blue in a #BlueWave2024!

(Candidate information selections from Ballotpedia. Financing data up to date through September 10th 2024)