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More Democratic Candidates Lining Up, Momentum Builds

DCCC Press <dccc_press@dccc.org> To: Jennifer Crider <Crider@dccc.org>, Jesse Ferguson <Ferguson@dccc.org> Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 4:13 PM

More Democratic Candidates Lining Up, Momentum Builds

In the latest proof of Democratic momentum, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee now has strong candidates running in 75 Republican and open districts. This surpasses the DCCCs recruitment goals for the election cycle and puts triple the number of seats in play needed to win the Majority. The candidates running reflect the values of their districts and these newest candidates include mayors, veterans and prosecutors. The DCCC will announce the first round of candidates to qualify for the Red to Blue program in the coming weeks.

This week a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed that voters would support a Democratic candidate over a Republican candidate in their district by 4 points (48 percent 44 percent).

Momentum is at our backs as strong Democratic candidates have now stepped forward in 75 Republican and open districts more than we ever could have predicted or imagined, said DCCC Chairman Steve Israel. These candidates not only fit their districts but theyre real problem solvers who are committed to reigniting the American dream and rebuilding the middle class. Thanks to the work of DCCC Recruiting Committee Chairwoman Allyson Schwartz and others, we continue to expand the map of competitive races and have surpassed our recruitment goals for the entire cycle.

The National Journal has called this Democrats strongest recruiting class since 06, no small feat. Additionally, the DCCC has outraised the NRCC by $4.3 million this year despite being in the minority.

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Newest Highlighted Democratic Candidates

PA-08: Kathryn Boockvar (v. Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick) Bucks County attorney Kathryn Boockvar, who last year sought a judgeship on the Pa. Commonwealth Court, has officially announced her bid for Congress against Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick. [] I am running for Congress because so many people are having trouble supporting their families, covering their college tuition, and paying for their prescriptions, while our current Congress does nothing, she said. She doesnt pull punches, either, accusing Fitzpatrick of voting with the far right. Congressman Fitzpatrick has spent the past year voting with the Tea Party to end Medicare, cut benefits to veterans, gut environmental protections, and deny tax breaks for the middle class, all for partisan power politics. [Politics PA, 1/12/12]

CA-31: Pete Aguilar (v. Congressman Gary Miller) Redlands Mayor Pete Aguilar this morning formally announced he is running for California's new 31st Congressional District. Aguilar, 32, a self-described moderate Democrat, said he would work across party lines in Washington to address local concerns, including the region's need for improved infrastructure and its housing foreclosure crisis. There is too much partisan bickering in Washington and not enough problemsolving, and the middle class are the ones who are suffering. We need to get serious about putting people back to work," Aguilar said. "In Congress, I will work to strengthen our economy and create jobs by improving transportation and infrastructure, while protecting the community and helping homeowners stay in their homes. [The Press Enterprise, 1/12/12]

OH-10: Sharen Neuhardt (v. Congressman Michael Turner) I am excited to announce that I am a candidate to represent the citizens of the Miami Valley in Ohio's new Tenth Congressional District, Neuhardt said. We need new voices to break the stalemate that exists in Washington. I will work with community and business leaders, without regard to party affiliation, to do what's best for our community and our country. Neuhardt, a Democrat, said that her priorities will be jobs, restoring our economic security, and protecting and strengthening Miami Valley workers and families. [Sharen Neuhardt for Congress, 1/3/12]

OH-07: Joyce Healy Abrams (v. Congressman Bob Gibbs) In the 7th Congressional DistrictJoyce R. Healy-Abrams of Hills and Dales for the Democratic nomination for a U.S. House seat. Healy-Abrams, who is a new entrant into the congressional race, is the sister of Canton Mayor William J. Healy II. [The Canton Rep, 12/30/11, 1/12]

TX-27: (v. Congressman Blake Farenthold)

Armando Villalobos. Cameron County District Attorney Armando Villalobos has announced his bid for the 2012 Democratic Partys nomination for Texas newly drawn 27th Congressional District. This race is about a leadership with a vision for economic growth in our district. We want to put an end to the chaos in Washington, Villalobos said in his written announcement. We have too many problems

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facing our nation to continue down this path. We need leadership that believes the American people are more important than politics. Im ready to help get America moving again. [] I will fight for whats right, but I know how to compromise when its in the best interest of the people and families I serve, Villalobos said. [The Brownsville Herald, 12/8/11]

Anthony Troiani. Anthony Troiani has announced his candidacy to the 2012 Democratic Partys nomination to Texas 27th Congressional District seat. [] My focus is to create jobs, improve South Texas infrastructure, port capacity, energy production and educational opportunities while protecting those who have served and continue to serve our nation, Troiani said. [] Troiani said he believes in economic development such as increased international trade zones and infrastructure development projects like the I-69 corridor. He also believes in the need for a strong government to bring economic attention to small businesses and the working class. [The Brownsville Herald, 12/19/11]

TX-14: Nick Lampson (OPEN) Nick's back. I am. I have sent in the filing papers, so that means I am in the race (for the 14th Congressional District), said Former Rep. Nick Lampson, 66, who held the Ninth Congressional District for eight years [] The culture we've created in Congress really and truly is about what can be done to keep control of your party in Congress, he said, adding that this tends to push elected officials to the far left and far right, ticking off everyone in the middle and they don't want to go vote. [The Beaumont Enterprise, 12/19/11]

CO-06: Perry Haney (v. Congressman Mike Coffman) It looks like state Rep. Joe Miklosi could face a well-funded Democratic primary opponent after all. [] Washington is broken and corrupt, Haney said in his announcement. Congress has been bought and paid for by special interests. Those on the right want to destroy Medicare and hand it over to big insurance companies, and Congress simply hasnt been tough enough on Wall Street or bold enough in fixing our economy. [The Colorado Statesman, 12/16/11]

IL-12: (OPEN)

Brad Harriman. Im running for Congress because I believe that our children shouldnt have to leave this district or this state just to find jobs, Harriman said in a written statement. Harriman, the former St. Clair County regional school superintendent, has received endorsements from the Democratic Parties of St. Clair and Madison counties. [BND, 12/13/11]

Chris Miller. Somebodys got to be the first, says the decorated Iraq War veteran of Carbondale of his desire to stand on the floor of Congress and tell anybody wholl listen, Youve got to make service about service again. Youve got to save the Middle Class. You cant drown the crew to save the ship. [] In 2004 he was awarded the Purple Heart after his military vehicle was attacked by a suicide bomber who drove an explosives-laden truck into his vehicle showering him with glass shrapnel and bursting both his ear drums. [Du Quoin Evening Call, 12/12/11]

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OH-15: Patrick Lang (v. Congressman Steve Stivers) Im running for Congress because I grew up in a small Appalachian town as a child, my parents could sometimes afford to heat just one room of the house in wintertime, he said. When the coal mines closed and neighbors got laid off, I saw things go from tough to tougher. Thats why it is so frustrating to watch Congress and see a whole lot of nothing. [] We can do better. We can start by ensuring a strong middle class, protecting Medicare for seniors and creating jobs. Thats why I'm running for Congress. [The Athens News, 12/7/11]

MD-06: (v. Congressman Roscoe Bartlett)

Milad Pooran. Milad Pooran, a 34-year-old doctor and Air National Guard reservist, on Wednesday became the latest candidate to enter the burgeoning race for Marylands 6th Congressional District. Pooran, a Democrat, is a critical care physician and served as a combat medic in Iraq, according to an announcement from his campaign. [The Baltimore Sun, 12/7/11]

Rob Garagiola. Maryland state Sen. Rob Garagiola (D) officially launched his campaign for the redrawn 6th congressional district Tuesday, vowing to add a seat to the Democratic column and break the petty partisan logjam in Washington. [] We are about a year from taking the seat back, giving voters a choice for the first time in 20 years, Garagiola said. [Washington Post, 11/1/11]

John Delaney. John Delaney, a multi-millionaire financier from Potomac, said Wednesday that he will seek the Democratic nomination for Marylands newly drawn 6th Congressional District, setting up a potentially competitive April primary with State Sen. Rob Garagiola. [] We need people who have leadership ability, Delaney said in an interview Wednesday. We're at a point with the decision-making process in Washington where Congress is just completely unable to do its job. [The Baltimore Sun, 1/4/12]

SD-AL: Matt Varilek (v. Congresswoman Kristi Noem) Matt Varilek released an online video today announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to challenge Kristi Noem, R-S.D., for her U.S. House seat. [] I want my little girls to grow up in a state with leaders they can be proud of. Leaders whose first priority is to serve middle-class and working people. Leaders who focus more on bringing people together than dividing them with harsh rhetoric while our problems just get bigger. So thats why I'm going to join this race. [The Daily Republic, 12/2/11]

OH-03: (OPEN)

Joyce Beatty. Joyce Beatty, an Ohio State University vice president and former state lawmaker,

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plans to seek the Democratic nomination for a new Franklin County congressional seat. [] Beatty, who is black, served in the Ohio House from 1999 to 2008, including as minority leader. She left the legislature to take a $320,000-a-year job as OSUs vice president for outreach and engagement. [The Columbus Dispatch, 12/2/11]

Ted Celeste. State Rep. Ted Celeste has filed papers with the Federal Elections Commission that he intends to run for the newly created U.S. House seat in Columbus, setting up what could be a bruising primary against former Democratic congresswoman Mary Jo Kilroy and a host of other potential candidates. Celeste, 66, brother of former Gov. Richard F. Celeste, has held the Grandview Heights seat in the House since being elected in 2006. [The Columbus Dispatch, 11/22/11]

OH-06: Charlie Wilson (v. Congressman Bill Johnson) Ex-U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson announced today hell run in 2012 for the 6th Congressional District seat he lost last year.Wilson, a Democrat from St. Clairsville, will file his nominating petitions for the seat by next Wednesday. He is the first Democrat to declare his candidacy for this position. [Vindy, 11/30/11]

FL-02: Leonard Bembry (v. Congressman Steve Southerland) I was a farmer and businessman for almost 40 years before I decided that it was my responsibility to pursue public service. I am grounded in North Florida because its always been my home. It is where I was raised and where Susan and I have chosen to raise our family. We love it here, added Bembry. I am concerned about the kind of future we are leaving for our children and grandchildren. The country is not on the right track and our elected leaders in Washington, D.C., are failing the test of true citizenship by playing politics instead of solving problems. [Sunshine State News, 11/18/11]

PA-15: Jackson Eaton (v. Congressman Charlie Dent) Jackson Eaton, who just switched his registration to Democrat, on Thursday officially announced his run against Republican Lehigh Valley Congressman Charlie Dent, painting him as part of a do-nothing Congress and a GOP majority playing chicken with Democrats on issues such as the national debt and jobs. [The Morning Call, 11/17/11]

TN-04: Eric Stewart (v. Congressman Scott DesJarlais) I come from a family of small business owners, educators and people who give back, Sen. Stewart said. We need representatives in Washington who understand that the people of this district are struggling, and are willing to roll up their sleeves and find common ground to solve the problems our families, children and small businesses face. My focus has always been on helping people, creating jobs and improving public education in a common sense, fiscally responsible way. You cant reach these goals when folks in Washington care more about toeing the party line and keeping their job than they do about helping folks back home. I look forward to listening to the hopes and dreams of the voters in Tennessees 4th Congressional district, and taking their voice to Washington. [The Chattanoogan News, 11/17/11]

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NC-10: (v. Congressman Patrick McHenry)

Terry Bellamy. Asheville Mayor Terry Bellamy, a Democrat, announced today that she will challenge Republican Congressman Patrick McHenry next year. Washington is broke, and people are tired of watching the bickering and political posturing while businesses and families are struggling, Bellamy said in a statement. As mayor, I'm expected to get results and we should expect no less from our representatives. It's time to send some people to Congress who can get the job done, and put North Carolina and the country back to work. Bellamy was the first African-American mayor and the youngest mayor when she was elected in 2005. [The News and Observer, 11/15/11]

Patsy Keever. Democratic state Rep. Patsy Keever told the Asheville Citizen-Times on Friday she would seek her party's nomination to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry in the 10th District. [] The retired teacher joined the Legislature in September 2010 and previously served as a Buncombe County commissioner. [Associated Press, 11/18/11]

NY-19: Matt Alexander (v. Congressman Nan Hayworth) Matt Alexander, the Democratic three-term mayor of Wappingers Falls, has announced his candidacy for the 19th Congressional District seat now held by Republican Nan Hayworth. In making his announcement, Alexander called national politics a broken system. He promised to bring his expertise as a businessman and as mayor to bear on such problems as federal aid to local communities. [The Times Herald Record, 11/12/11]

IL-13: Matt Goetten (v. Congressman Tim Johnson) The bottom line is, the people I talk to throughout the district are angry about Congress' performance, and I believe they're longing for some new leadership, he said Thursday. I think that I fit that bill. [] He said his primary concern if elected would be job creation. We're interested in how we can affect the economy, create jobs, build an environment in Central Illinois that enables companies to create jobs, Goetten said. Infrastructure is an important part of that, but also the agri-economy is an important part of it. [The Herald Review, 11/12/11]

SC-07: Ted Vick (NEW) Ted Vick announced Friday his intent to run for South Carolina's newly formed seventh congressional seat in the United States Congress. [] Everything in the United States has become political. Everything is 'us' versus 'them.' Folks in Washington and in Columbia seem to be more concerned with scoring political points than doing the important work of governing. I believe that the people of South Carolina deserve better. I am committed to pushing common-sense solutions that get results for the people of the Seventh District. I believe that this results-oriented approach is the highest calling of a statesman. [SC NOW, 11/4/11]

AR-01: Clark Hall (v. Congressman Rick Crawford) No basis exists for any Democrat to be optimistic about unseating any Republican member of Congress

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anywhere in the South [ ] But, if there is an exception that proves that rule, it might occur in eastern Arkansas with an old-style farmer Democrat and quintessential Delta scion such as this irascibly savvy Bubba-type from Marvell named Clark Hall [ ] Crawford, a farm radio guy transplanted from Missouri and who has a little personal bankruptcy on his resume, could be in for a battle []Hall also is an Arkansas State graduate. He was a justice of the peace and later the 10-year mayor of Marvell before getting elected to the state Legislature and rising to the chairmanship of the State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committee. [Arkansas News, 10/20/11]

CA-52: (v. Congressman Brian Bilbray)

Scott Peters. Scott Peters, a port commissioner and former San Diego councilman, announced he will run for Congress and challenge incumbent Republican Brian Bilbray. Peters, a La Jolla resident for 22 years, was a councilman for District 1, which includes most of La Jolla, for eight years. [] Peters said his priorities will be to create jobs in our area, develop an energy policy that reduces dependence on foreign oil, to keep our commitments to veterans and their families, and to end the irresponsible patterns of spending that created a skyrocketing national debt. [The La Jolla Patch, 10/19/11]

Lori Saldana. It's official: I'm running for Congress in the new 52nd District, Saldaa told friends and supporters on the social networking site Facebook. I've watched the debt-ceiling debacle, attacks on Medicare, and credit rating downgrade. This has to stop. In a brief interview Saturday, Saldaa said she was running to restore education funding, prevent interest rate increases on student loans that put so many college students in debt, expand access to affordable health care and protect Medicare for seniors. [UT San Diego News, 8/13/11]

PA-11: Bill Vinsko (v. Congressman Lou Barletta) Bill Vinsko made it official Wednesday he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination in Pennsylvanias 11th Congressional District. The issues facing us today dont stop at boundary lines and they dont stop at political party lines, Vinsko said. I believe in Northeastern Pennsylvania and its people. Its critical to have a congressman from Northeastern Pennsylvania who will focus on jobs and Medicare and Social Security, and improving the quality of life. [The Times Leader, 7/21/11]

TX-20: Joaquin Castro (OPEN) Castro is running to represent District 35, a newly drawn district that runs from Austin to San Antonio. [] Castro said Thursday that the country needs a sound health care system and improved education. He also talked about fighting congressional Republicans and bolstering business opportunities such as clean energy along the corridor between Austin and San Antonio. [The Statesman, 7/7/11]

CA-47: Alan Lowenthal (OPEN) State Sen. Alan Lowenthal plans to run for U.S. Congress next year in the proposed district that would

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include all of Long Beach, Lakewood and nearby cities.[] My driving force was so that this part of the state would have representation from somebody who lived here," Lowenthal said. "I really felt that it was critically important that we have a voice. [The Press Telegram, 6/17/11]

Additionally, the DCCC previously highlighted the following candidates:

NV-01: (OPEN) Dina Titus. [Las Vegas Sun, 7/19/11] Ruben Kihuen. [Las Vegas Review-Journal, 10/3/11] NV-03: John Oceguera. (v. Congressman Joe Heck) [Las Vegas Review Journal, 7/18/11]

NV-04: Steven Horsford (OPEN) [AP, 10/12/11]

CA-26: (OPEN)

David Cruz Thayne. [David Thayne for Congress, Accessed 10/12/11]

David Pollock. [Ventura County Star, 8/4/11]

CA-10: Jose Hernandez (v. Congressman Denham) [AP, 10/11/11]

OK-02: Rob Wallace (OPEN) [News on 6, 10/11/11]

IN-09: Jonathan George (v. Congressman Todd Young) [AP, 10/10/11]

FL-13: Keith Fitzgerald (v. Congressman Vern Buchanan) [Bradenton Herald, 10/06/11]

WI-08: Jamie Wall (v. Congressman Reid Ribble) [Appleton Post-Crescent, 10/5/11] MN-08: (v. Congressman Chip Cravaack) Rick Nolan. [Brainerd Dispatch, 7/12/11] Jeff Anderson. [Minn Post, 5/25/11]

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Tarryl Clark. [Duluth News Tribune, 5/8/11] ND-AL: Pam Gulleson (OPEN) [The Jamestown Sun, 9/24/11]

OH-03: Mary Jo Kilroy (OPEN) [Kilroy for Congress, 9/21/11]

CA-36: Raul Ruiz (v. Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack) [Desert Sun, 9/19/11]

MI-01: Gary McDowell (v. Congressman Dan Benishek) [Petosky News, 9/14/11]

NY-19: Richard Becker (v. Congresswoman Nan Hayworth) [The Daily Cortlandt, 9/3/11; Midhudson News, 6/27/11]

TX-23: Pete Gallego (v. Congressman Quico Canseco) [My San Antonio, 9/1/11]

NY-25: Dan Maffei (v. Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle) [The Post-Standard, 8/24/11]

NM-01: (OPEN) Michelle Lujan Grisham. [Albuquerque Journal, 8/17/11] Marty Chavez. [NM Politics, 6/29/11] Eric Griego. [The Albuquerque Journal, 4/30/11]

NH-01: (v. Congressman Frank Guinta)

Andrew Hosmer. [Nashua Telegraph, 8/9/11] Joanne Dowdell. [Concord Monitor, 4/29/11] Carol Shea-Porter. [Nashua Telegraph, 4/14/11]
FL-25: Luis Garcia (v. Congressman David Rivera). [Miami Herald, 7/20/11]

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IA-04: Christie Vilsack (v. Congressman Steve King). [DesMoines Register, 7/19/11] PA-06: Manan Trivedi (v. Congressman Jim Gerlach). [The Philadelphia Inquirer, 7/19/11] VA-02: Paul Hirschbiel (v. Congressman Scott Rigell). [Hampton Roads, 7/19/11] NE-02: John Ewing (v. Congressman Lee Terry). [Associated Press, 7/18/11]

FL-08: Val Demings (v. Congressman Daniel Webster) [Orlando Sentinel, 7/13/11]

CO-06: Joe Miklosi (v Congressman Mike Coffman). [Market Wire, 7/12/11]

IN-02: Brendan Mullen (OPEN). [South Bend Tribune, 7/11/11]

FL-NEW: Alan Grayson. [WFTV, 7/11/11]

IL-11: Bill Foster (OPEN). [The Chicago Sun-Times, 7/9/11]

CA-48: Sukhee Kang (v. Congressman John Campbell). [The Orange County Register, 7/6/11]

CO-04: Brandon Shaffer (v. Congressman Cory Gardner). [The Pueblo Chieftain, 7/6/11]

IL-08: (OPEN) Tammy Duckworth. [The Chicago Sun-Times, 7/6/11] Raja Krishnamoorthi. [The Daily Herald, 5/21/11]

IL-17: (v. Congressman Bobby Schilling) Cheri Bustos. [PJ Star, 7/2/11] George Gaulrapp. [Rockford Register Star, 6/27/11]

CA-41: Mark Takano (OPEN) [InstantRiverside, 7/1/11]

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WA-10: Denny Heck (OPEN). [The Bellingham Herald, 6/2/11]

IL-10: (v. Congressman Robert Dold) Brad Schneider. [Chicago Daily Herald 5/25/11] Ilya Sheyman. [Chicago Daily Herald, 4/28/11]

CT-05: (OPEN)

Chris Donovan. [NBC Connecticut, 5/23/11; Hartford Couant, 5/16/11]

Dan Roberti. [CT News, 4/13/11] Elizabeth Esty. [Hartford Courant, 4/11/11] CO-03: Sal Pace (v. Congressman Scott Tipton). [The Pueblo Chieftain, 5/21/11] VA-10: John Douglass (v. Congressman Frank Wolf). [Washington Post, 5/10/11]

IN-08: Dave Crooks. (v. Congressman Larry Bucshon) [Washington Times Herald 5/6/11]
NJ-07: (v. Congressman Lenard Lance) Ed Potosnak. [NJ Today, 5/12/11] WI-07: Pat Kreitlow (v. Congressman Sean Duffy). [Chippewa Herald, 4/25/11]

WI-01: Rob Zerban (v. Congressman Paul Ryan). [Kenosha News, 3/27/11]

NH-02: Anne McLane Kuster (v. Congressman Charlie Bass). [AP, 3/29/11]

AZ-01: Ann Kirkpatrick (OPEN). [The Daily Courier, 3/29/11]

FL-22: (v. Congressman Allen West) Patrick Murphy. [The Palm Beach Post, 3/23/11]

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Lois Frankel. [The Palm Beach Post, 3/21/11]

CA-03: Ami Bera (v. Congressman Dan Lungren). [The Sacramento Bee, 3/16/11]

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