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Roll Call has the DCCC's target list for 2010. Out of all those hundreds of GOPers in the incoming House, they are starting out with a mere 32 of the most vulnerable, based on their winning percentage to Obama's 2008 percentage in their district. Guess who made the list?
Member or Representative-elect/2010 winning percentage/Obama 2008 percentage:
Charlie Bass (N.H.)/48/56
Frank Guinta (N.H.)/54/53
Annie Kuster lost by a few thousand votes in an awful year.
Running for federal office is a huge undertaking, especially when you show the kind of hustle that Kuster did. That said, I hope she will think about it for 2012. The voting demographics and the incoming presidential cycle are hugely in Annie's favor. Not to mention that the kind of campaign she ran is right in line with the people of her district.
In the first CD, the numbers indicate a classic swing district (big surprise). Considering Frank Guinta's unresolved mystery money issues, and the presidential cycle, it's no wonder the forces of misinformation are already trying to kneecap a rematch with Carol Shea-Porter.