You can also follow along on cspan. Org or with our free video app, cspan now. Continues. Host we will focus on key battleground states food will focus on wisconsin, arizona, and other states today. Joining us to start this discussion is Jonathan Tamari of the philadelphia inquirer. He is there political reporter. Thank you for joining us. Tell us what is at play as of today. Guest you got two major races that have national implications, both at very different stages. The governors race looks like the democrat over republican. But this is really one of the most consequential elections possibly in the whole country. There is a republican legislature, so republicans are said to with the Governors Office as well. They could drastically change abortion laws in the state, voting laws, and the winner of where the governors will point the secretary of state, who oversees the certification of the 2024 president ial election. As we all know, the 2020 pennsylvania Election Results were challenge
(WASHINGTON) As the 2024 election cycle takes very early shape, GOP strategists are predicting that an expensive and potentially even race-deciding "proxy wa
Marilyn Nieves/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) As the 2024 election cycle takes very early shape, GOP strategists are predicting that an expensive and potentially even race-deciding "proxy war" could break out in various states between two major political groups, the Senate Leadership Fund (SLF) and the Club for Growth.
The crux of their conflict? They agree there s a problem in unifying behind the best nominees, but they disagree on the solution.
Republicans across the party concede that "candidate quality" was a prime factor in their failure to flip the Senate last year, when less experienced nominees like Blake Masters and Herschel Walker suffered high-profile defeats while the party only narrowly retook the House, despite widespread apathy about President Joe Biden.
But where the SLF and the Club for Growth disagree is on who should take the lead and how.
One strategist who is "more aligned" with Senate Republicans put it this way, with some exasperat