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Sky Jewels

(8,828 posts)
Tue Sep 20, 2022, 01:38 PM Sep 2022

Question for you Marylanders re: 1st Congressional District

It's looking like the Dems are gonna run away with the governor's race and other statewide contests in the midterms. What do you think the chances are of U.S. Rep. Andrew Harris getting swept out of office on Nov. 8th?

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Question for you Marylanders re: 1st Congressional District (Original Post) Sky Jewels Sep 2022 OP
The Eastern Shore OLDMDDEM Sep 2022 #1
Thanks for your input. Sky Jewels Sep 2022 #2
You're welcome. OLDMDDEM Sep 2022 #3
Same thoughts, about Harris; sad. elleng Sep 2022 #4
Yes, very sad. OLDMDDEM Sep 2022 #5
Recent redistricting offers a sliver of hope MindHowYouGo Sep 2022 #6
Oooh, interesting! Sky Jewels Sep 2022 #7

OLDMDDEM

(2,154 posts)
1. The Eastern Shore
Tue Sep 20, 2022, 02:14 PM
Sep 2022

is quite red. Andy Harris supported Trump's position in the 2020 election. I can't see him losing the race. All we can do is hope.

elleng

(136,886 posts)
4. Same thoughts, about Harris; sad.
Tue Sep 20, 2022, 02:36 PM
Sep 2022

I have a friend who is in his district (tho NOT on the Eastern shore,) and is continually upset about it.

Happily, Jamie Raskin's my Rep, and I may change my voting district (next year,) so Steny will be mine too.

MindHowYouGo

(36 posts)
6. Recent redistricting offers a sliver of hope
Tue Sep 20, 2022, 08:19 PM
Sep 2022

Per Roll Call in Feb 2022:

Trump won the old 1st District by 20 points, but Joe Biden would have won the newly drawn 1st very narrowly, 48.9 percent to 48.5 percent. That’s winnable terrain for Republicans in the current political environment [note this was written in Feb], but it could become problematic for Harris in future cycles if the tide turns toward Democrats.
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