In Virginia, two House Democrats are fighting for their political lives (or maybe not) 📝: Philip_Elliott
This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign upAlmost as soon as Joe Biden won the White House in 2020, House Republicans’ campaign arm started collecting data and birddogging the state-by-state redistricting processes that would reset the map for the midterms, the first full test of the new President’s coattails.
All of which justifies Republican optimism. But, first, they have to pick nominees. And those choices, especially in close districts where some skilled incumbents are fighting for their political lives, can really matter. The one currently held by two-term Rep. Elaine Luria includes parts of Norfolk and Hampton, and all of Virginia Beach, and offers about a three-point advantage for Republicans. Mathematically, it’s about as middle-of-the-pack as they come, with the Cook Political Report noting in itsState senator Jen Kiggans, a retired Navy helicopter pilot and nurse practitioner, is widely seen as the favorite to win the GOP nomination in a district with heavy military presence.
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