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Whatever happens, New York promises to be perhaps the most contested state in the nation for House races next year. Republicans outperformed expectations in New York during the 2022 midterm elections, leaving their candidates positioned to defend six districts President Biden won in 2020, two by double digits. “We think our chances are good, but it’s not something we are relying on,” said Jay Jacobs, the Democrats’ state party chairman. The court case was proceeding this week as Democrats in Albany used the final days of this year’s legislative session to try to shore up their electoral prospects in other ways. Democratic supermajorities in both legislative chambers appeared poised to adopt changes weakening New York’s new publicly financed donor-matching program in ways that would benefit incumbents.
Persons: Biden, , Jay Jacobs, Wasserman Organizations: House, Republicans, Democratic supermajorities Locations: New York, Albany
Ex-Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan won't challenge Trump in 2024
  + stars: | 2023-03-05 | by ( ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +7 min
He was Maryland's second Republican governor ever to be reelected. Some Republicans had hoped that Hogan, emerging as the new best hope of a small group of "Never Trump Republicans," would challenge Trump in 2020. In his first year as governor, Hogan went right to work on pocketbook issues. Hogan has long been upfront about his distaste for Trump as president. "I did not go out of my way to criticize the president," Hogan said.
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