House Democrats are targeting 35 Republican-held House seats in their efforts to take back control of the House in the upcoming midterm elections. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is focusing on districts that President Donald Trump won, including some that he won by double digits. The committee is also launching a fundraising program for its eventual nominees. Democrats need a net gain of three seats to secure the majority in the House. The target list includes districts contested by Republican incumbents in toss-up races, as well as districts where Republican incumbents are facing negative headlines. Additionally, red-leaning seats held by Republicans eyeing higher office are on the target list as potential open-seat races may be more competitive. Both parties are focusing on key races, with the National Republican Congressional Committee targeting Democratic-held seats as well. Overall, the Democrats are hopeful of making gains in the election, while also defending seats in districts that Trump carried in the previous election. With both parties ramping up their efforts, the upcoming midterm elections are shaping up to be highly competitive.
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