Which Members of Congress Might Not Be Back in 2019?

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Which Members of Congress Might Not Be Back in 2019?

By Bridget Bowman

Posted November 6, 2017 at 4:36pm

By Bridget Bowman and Simone Pathé and Bian Elkhatib

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Political reporters Bridget Bowman and Simone Pathé break down which members of Congress are most vulnerable in the 2018 midterms in the debut of Roll Call’s new series, At the Races.

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