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Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales predicts GOP will lose management of the Home

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Editorial Board Published September 5, 2024
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U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales, a reasonable San Antonio Republican who has routinely spoken out towards his personal occasion, predicted Thursday that Republicans will lose management of the Home in November, suggesting the GOP majority has failed to deal with individuals’s on a regular basis issues.

“What is frustrating me is, I firmly believe that House Republicans are going to lose the majority. And we’re going to lose it because of ourselves,” Gonzales mentioned in an interview with Punchbowl Information’ Jake Sherman at The Texas Tribune Pageant. “We’re getting outraised. We’re getting outspent.” He added that the messaging from Democrats “is at a different level than where we’re at.”

Most individuals, Gonzales mentioned, “just want their lives to be better. They want to feel safe in their communities. They want their kids to feel safe in school. They want more money in their pockets. These are real issues. … Yet the House Republicans continue to get in their own way, and I worry if we stay in this spot, we’re gonna be in the minority.”

Gonzales mentioned that when Congress reconvenes subsequent week, his occasion will doubtless “debate really, kind of failed policies before they even get going.” He didn’t level to particular points, however broadly instructed the GOP majority has been overly centered on politics.

Requested about Gonzales’ remark, Delanie Bomar, a spokesperson for the Nationwide Republican Congressional Committee, mentioned in a press release, “We disagree.” On the Democratic facet, Justin Chermol, a spokesperson for the Democratic Congressional Marketing campaign Committee, mentioned Gonzales’ feedback reaffirm that the GOP is simply too excessive and “out of touch” to “salvage their faltering majority.”

Republicans at the moment maintain 220 seats within the U.S. Home, a slim majority of the 435-seat chamber. Democrats management 211 seats, whereas 4 spots are vacant.

Some nationwide election forecasters have just lately shifted their outlook for aggressive Home seats in favor of Democrats after Vice President Kamala Harris changed President Joe Biden atop the ticket. Although Democrats feared Biden would drag down congressional candidates throughout the nation, Harris has polled much better towards Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, assuaging a few of these issues.

Few of Texas’ 38 congressional districts are seen as aggressive, with simply three seats — all alongside the border — considered actually in play. Democratic Reps. Henry Cuellar of Laredo and Vicente Gonzalez of McAllen want to defend their seats, whereas Rep. Monica De La Cruz of Edinburg is the one member of Texas’ Home GOP delegation thought-about susceptible.

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Gonzales’ seat — a sprawling district that runs from San Antonio to El Paso and covers extra of the U.S.-Mexico border than every other seat within the nation — will not be on the nationwide Democrats’ goal listing. Gonzales confronted his hardest problem in a intently contested major this 12 months towards YouTuber Brandon Herrera, who sought to show the race right into a referendum over Gonzales’ voting file on weapons — and his typically antagonistic perspective towards the GOP’s rightmost flank. Gonzales received by 354 votes, or about 1 proportion level.


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