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Jeffries says House Democrats reaching to flip Trump districts in attempt to repeat their 2018 sweep

Jeffries predicted Democrats could retake the House by competing in districts Trump won.

Jeffries says House Democrats reaching to flip Trump districts in attempt to repeat their 2018 sweep
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Hakeem Jeffries said House Democrats are positioned to retake the House by competing in districts Donald Trump won, despite Republicans’ fundraising advantage. Speaker Mike Johnson is campaigning to protect the Republican majority.

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House Democratic leader promoting his party’s midterm strategy

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Mike Johnson
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Republican House Speaker campaigning to retain the majority

Donald Trump
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President campaigning for Republicans and making a campaign promise

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Hakeem Jeffries Says Democrats Target Trump-Won House Districts

Hakeem Jeffries said Democrats are positioned to retake the House by competing in Republican-held districts, including some won by Donald Trump. Center outlets present this as a Democratic comeback forecast, pairing Jeffries’s prediction with Republicans’ confidence they can protect the majority and, in some coverage, polling, race ratings or fundraising context.

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