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House Republican Campaign Arm Adds Seven Candidates to Its Recruitment Program
The National Republican Congressional Committee added seven candidates on Tuesday to its program targeting competitive House districts. The expansion brings the total to 24 candidates in the effort. The Hill reported the announcement.
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The campaign arm for House Republicans announced on Tuesday that it has added seven new candidates to its program aimed at flipping seats this fall, The Hill reported. The new additions build out a slate of 24 “MAGA Majority” candidates hoping to win in highly competitive House districts across the country. The program is an effort by the National Republican Congressional Committee.
The announcement expands the committee's recruitment push for the fall elections. All candidates are positioned in districts viewed as competitive by the committee.
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