Challenges Faced by Minority Party Candidates in Non-Competitive Congressional Races
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This report explores the experiences of candidates running for Congress in districts heavily dominated by one party. Most races this cycle are rated as solid Democrat or solid Republican, making it extremely difficult for minority party candidates to compete. The coverage highlights the uphill battle these candidates face in non-tossup elections.
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