Fair, but I would point out that those figures are in complete retrospect of the 2018 and 2020 elections. Given that we are about 10 months from the election, how much room for growth is there in the total number of retiring house members for the 2022 election? Are we likely to see that number climb higher as campaigns solidify?
Fair, but I would point out that those figures are in complete retrospect of the 2018 and 2020 elections. Given that we are about 10 months from the election, how much room for growth is there in the total number of retiring house members for the 2022 election? Are we likely to see that number climb higher as campaigns solidify?