- 8 non-incumbent Dems continue to oppose Pelosi
- At least 8 incumbent Dems oppose Pelosi
- If current leads hold in 9 outstanding House races, Pelosi can only lose 14 Dem votes on the floor if no members vote present
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- 34 non-incumbent Democrats have dodged questions about Pelosi’s speaker bid
- No fewer than 5 incoming House Democrats now say they will SUPPORT Pelosi after previously dodging questions about her
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- I don’t know who is running
- I’ll look at it once I’m elected
- I don’t know who is running
- I look forward to having conversations with the candidates running for speaker
“We have a significant number of votes."
35 of 54 non-incumbent Democrats have dodged questions about their support for Nancy Pelosi.
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Since then Kim has slightly softened his tone on Pelosi: courierpostonline.com/story/news/loc…
Pelosi (age 78) would be the first speaker to regain the gavel since Sam Rayburn (age 72) did so in 1955.
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PELOSI raised almost half of the DCCC’s total haul for the 2018 cycle.
TIM RYAN was asked about that today:
“A lot of that money is spent defending our candidates from her."
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- Jason Crow
- Elissa Slotkin
- Haley Stevens
- Mikie Sherrill
- Abigail Spanberger
Would bring total opposing PELOSI on floor to at least 22.
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"People are asking me to do it, and I am thinking about it.”
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There are now 8 Democratic non-incumbents opposing Pelosi and 8 non-incumbents supporting her.
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Tonight, she says she will vote for PELOSI for speaker.
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“Everybody wants to give her such big credit for winning back the House … She didn’t win it by herself … If we’re going to give her credit for the wins, why is she not responsible for all the losses.”
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"I intend to win the speakership with Democratic votes"
“Come on in, the water’s warm”