Introducing The Crooked Dozen

These are the 12 most vulnerable Republicans facing re-election this November.

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A graphic shows images of twelve Republican lawmakers in a three by four grid: Juan Ciscomani, Mike Lawler, Tom Barret, Chuck Edwards, Tom Kean Jr., Max Miller, Rob Bresnahan, Scott Perry, Andy Ogles, Monica De La Cruz, and Derrick Van Orden. An image of Donald Trump is in the forefront of the graphic. Large yellow text on a black background reads DEFEAT THE CROOKED DOZEN. In small letters, white text in a red oval reads Meet the most vulnerable House Republicans. At the bottom of the image is the Vote Save America and Crooked Media logos.

Vote Save America is on a mission to win back a Democratic majority in the House this November and stop Trump’s agenda dead in its tracks. We’ve identified twelve of the most beatable Republicans. We’re calling them The Crooked Dozen.

The Crooked Dozen are twelve of the Trump-enabling Republicans who are representing very flippable seats in the U.S. House.

  • Juan Ciscomani, AZ-06 – Northeast Tucson suburbs
  • Mariannette Miller-Meeks, IA-01 – Iowa City
  • Tom Barrett, MI-07 – Lansing
  • Chuck Edwards, NC-11 – Asheville
  • Tom Kean Jr., NJ-07 – Summit, Bedminster
  • Mike Lawler, NY-17 – Lower Hudson Valley
  • Max Miller, OH-07 – Cleveland Suburbs
  • Rob Bresnahan, PA-08 – Scranton, Wilkes-Barre
  • Scott Perry, PA-10 – Harrisburg, York
  • Andy Ogles, TN-05 – Parts of Memphis and Williamson County
  • Monica De La Cruz, TX-15 – McAllen and San Antonio suburbs
  • Derrick Van Orden, WI-03 – La Crosse and Eau Claire

Kicking this group out of Congress is doable, but only if people step up between now and Election Day. Vote Save America is here to give you practical ways to flip the House and win other competitive races up and down the ballot.

Learn more about all of our targets and find out what actions you can take right now.

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