January 1, Key Elections Loom as Redistricting Wars Threaten House Balance

Wyatt’s Take

• April may look quiet on the primary calendar, but several high-stakes battles will shape the House majority.
• Special elections in Georgia and New Jersey, plus a major court fight in Wisconsin, are drawing national attention.
• Virginia’s redistricting referendum is becoming a major flashpoint in the fight over congressional maps.

Attorney Clay Fuller carries the Trump endorsement into a Georgia runoff to defend a seat formerly held by Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Wisconsin voters will decide a Supreme Court seat that could shift the balance of power in a critical swing state.

In New Jersey, a local mayor faces a progressive organizer backed by Bernie Sanders.

Virginia is now the front line of the redistricting wars.

If the referendum passes, Democrats could gain ten of the state’s eleven congressional seats through redrawn maps.

Republicans say early voting numbers in Virginia are encouraging despite heavy spending by liberal interest groups.

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Wyatt Matters

Middle America knows local elections can decide whether common-sense values and fair representation survive in Washington. This month shows why staying engaged matters.