The Magnificent 11
Support these Conservatives to Save the Majority
Countdown to November 3RD
Help Save the Congressional Majority By Supporting These True Conservatives.
SENATE
KEN PAXTON — Texas Cook Toss-up (moved from Lean R, Aug 26).
Hardest-right statewide nominee in the country. Texas Southern poll had Talarico 47-45. Internal: Paxton is underwater by double digits. Biggest draw, biggest risk.
RON JOHNSON — Wisconsin Toss-up.
Led COVID and NIH oversight when it was unpopular to do so — a record that just went live again with the Morens guilty plea. Internal: rating traces to April data. Verify before publication.
ASHLEY HINSON — Iowa Cook Toss-up (Aug 20).
Open seat. Conservative record intact; she's losing ground to the ag economy, not to her votes.
MIKE COLLINS — Georgia.
HOUSE
SCOTT PERRY — PA-10 Toss-up.
Former House Freedom Caucus chairman. The purest movement conservative in a competitive seat anywhere on the map, and already a named target in national coverage.
ZACH NUNN — IA-03 Toss-up.
Serving Air Force colonel. Signed the ATR Taxpayer Protection Pledge and the U.S. Term Limits pledge. $1.6M cash on hand.
MARIANNETTE MILLER-MEEKS — IA-01 Toss-up.
Best-funded on the slate at $2.05M cash on hand, $1.3M raised in Q2. Internal: more institutional than movement. Defensible on the record, but she's the softest ideological fit here.
GABE EVANS — CO-08 Toss-up.
Former law enforcement — the strongest immigration-enforcement messenger in any swing district in America.
TOM BARRETT — MI-07 Toss-up.
Veteran, conservative freshman. Pairs with El-Sayed atop the Michigan ticket for the "socialism on the ballot" frame.
RYAN MACKENZIE — PA-07 Toss-up.
Conservative freshman in a narrow district. With Perry, gives Pennsylvania two seats on the slate.
MONICA DE LA CRUZ — TX-15 Lean Republican.
Support The 11
Countdown to November 3RD
Help Save the Congressional Majority By Supporting These True Conservatives.
SENATE
KEN PAXTON — Texas Cook Toss-up (moved from Lean R, Aug 26).
Hardest-right statewide nominee in the country. Texas Southern poll had Talarico 47-45. Internal: Paxton is underwater by double digits. Biggest draw, biggest risk.
RON JOHNSON — Wisconsin Toss-up.
Led COVID and NIH oversight when it was unpopular to do so — a record that just went live again with the Morens guilty plea. Internal: rating traces to April data. Verify before publication.
ASHLEY HINSON — Iowa Cook Toss-up (Aug 20).
Open seat. Conservative record intact; she's losing ground to the ag economy, not to her votes.
MIKE COLLINS — Georgia.
HOUSE
SCOTT PERRY — PA-10 Toss-up.
Former House Freedom Caucus chairman. The purest movement conservative in a competitive seat anywhere on the map, and already a named target in national coverage.
ZACH NUNN — IA-03 Toss-up.
Serving Air Force colonel. Signed the ATR Taxpayer Protection Pledge and the U.S. Term Limits pledge. $1.6M cash on hand.
MARIANNETTE MILLER-MEEKS — IA-01 Toss-up.
Best-funded on the slate at $2.05M cash on hand, $1.3M raised in Q2. Internal: more institutional than movement. Defensible on the record, but she's the softest ideological fit here.
GABE EVANS — CO-08 Toss-up.
Former law enforcement — the strongest immigration-enforcement messenger in any swing district in America.
TOM BARRETT — MI-07 Toss-up.
Veteran, conservative freshman. Pairs with El-Sayed atop the Michigan ticket for the "socialism on the ballot" frame.
RYAN MACKENZIE — PA-07 Toss-up.
Conservative freshman in a narrow district. With Perry, gives Pennsylvania two seats on the slate.