GOP Gears Up for High-Stakes 2026 Midterms, Aims to Protect Narrow Majorities
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The Republican National Committee and GOP are ramping up for the 2026 midterms, with eyes on defending narrow majorities in the House and Senate while advancing President Trump's agenda on health care, economy, and immigration. Good Morning America highlights Republicans aiming to expand their razor-thin House edge under Speaker Mike Johnson and protect a 53-47 Senate majority, targeting vulnerable Democrats like Georgia's Jon Ossoff amid redrawn maps in states like Texas that favor GOP candidates. In Texas Senate primaries this March, incumbent John Cornyn faces MAGA challengers Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt, all vying to prove Trump loyalty.
Catholic News Agency flags key toss-ups, including Maine's Susan Collins defending against possible Democratic Gov. Janet Mills in a state Trump lost by 7 points in 2024, plus open North Carolina seats drawing ex-RNC Chair Michael Whatley and others, and Georgia where Ossoff could face a GOP primary shakeup. Arizona races are heating up per Phoenix New Times, with Rep. Andy Biggs or Karrin Taylor Robson—both Trump-endorsed—eyeing the governorship against Katie Hobbs, alongside Attorney General battles and a GOP civil war for schools chief between Tom Horne and Kimberly Yee over scandals in voucher programs.
Internal GOP tensions simmer, as MAGA infighting pits figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene against Trump allies on free speech and antisemitism, while Turning Point USA boosts VP JD Vance as a 2028 frontrunner in early states. Connecticut Republicans kicked off 2026 with their first ad slamming Gov. Ned Lamont, signaling aggressive early campaigning. Democrats eye House flips, but Republicans bet on Trump's coattails in toss-ups like Arizona's 6th District, where incumbent Juan Ciscomani defends amid immigration backlash.
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