The New York Times has put up an interactive map breaking down the 2006 election races.
They show CD19, CD20, CD24, CD25 and CD29 being competitive, with Mike Arcuri's race in CD24 being a toss-up.
What do you think, are those the right races? What are our best opportunities this election?
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Good point. I think it's less that what any of these rankings say is definitive and more that the races they highlight will get more attention.
Momentum feeds itself, so if people are hearing that a race is competitive then they'll think of it as being more competitive.
Exactly, that is why we need to work harder to get attention in NY23. The demographics and 2004 Presidential vote show this CD should be very competitive. We are starting a big online push, and the local DFA is working on house parties and visability... this district is so HUGE land area wise though... Regardless we will not give up. I know we can win this.
I want to thank the Working Families Party again for your endorsement, you have given us the first real big push that we really needed to get started.
I am planning a House Party for your Take Back Congress Fund on August 18th. Even though we have very limited resources and a tough fight here by donating to your fund we help the cause we are all working toward.
Check out this Daily Kos post by Bob Johnson. He is a real leader of the kind we desperately need in Congress right now.
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