Republican State Leadership Committee Releases First List Of ’18 In ’18’ Races To Watch In 2018

GOP News:
 
WASHINGTON, D.C. The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) today debuted its first “18 in ’18: Races to Watch.”
 
Comprised of the RSLC’s Future Majority Project (FMP) and Right Women, Right Now (RWRN) candidates who are running for state-level offices around the country this year, these candidates are rising stars who will champion conservative polices while representing the full diversity of the nation. The RSLC’s FMP and RWRN initiatives both aim to identify, recruit, and support new diverse and women candidates at the state level.
 
The “18 in ’18” list includes new and targeted candidates on the ballot this November for the first time, as well as, Republican elected officials who have already achieved electoral success and are in competitive re-election bids.
 
The comprehensive list of candidates and their biographies can be found here: https://rslc.gop/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2018/08/RSLC-18in18-digital-v5.pdf
 
RSLC’s “18 in ’18” Races to Watch list
 
ALASKA
  • Marilyn Stewart – Alaska House District 21
 
CALIFORNIA
  • Bill Essayli – California Assembly District 60
  • Senator Janet Nguyen – California Senate District 34
 
COLORADO
  • Senator Beth Martinez Humenik – Colorado Senate District 24
 
IDAHO
  • Rep. Caroline Nilsson Troy – Idaho House District 5B
 
ILLINOIS
  • Lt. Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti – Illinois Lieutenant Governor
 
GEORGIA
  • Rep. Meagan Hanson – Georgia House District 80
 
MAINE
  • Senator Amy Volk – Maine Senate District 30
 
MARYLAND
  • Rep. Mary Beth Carozza – Maryland Senate District 38
 
MISSOURI
  • Sarah Mills – Missouri House District 18
 
NEVADA
  • Valerie Weber – Nevada Senate District 8
 
NEW MEXICO
  • Brenda Boatman – New Mexico House District 23
 
NORTH CAROLINA
  • Senator Tamara Barringer – North Carolina Senate District 17
 
OREGON
  • Lori Chavez-DeRemer – Oregon House District 51
  • Jessica Gomez – Oregon Senate District 3
 
PENNSYLVANIA
  • Amber Little-Turner – Pennsylvania House District 74
 
WASHINGTON
  • Maia Espinoza – Washington House District 28
 
WEST VIRGINIA
  • Caleb Hanna – West Virginia House of Delegates District 44
 
“Since 2011, the FMP and RWRN initiatives have proved tremendously successful in building up the next generation of Republican state leaders. Together, these programs have helped to elect over 100 new candidates from diverse backgrounds and over 500 new women to state level offices. The first round of candidates identified on our “18 in ’18: Races to Watch” list embody the future leaders we will wholeheartedly support through the FMP and RWRN initiatives. We have had enormous success with candidates we have already elected to office this year and we look forward to the success of the remainder of these candidates come November,” said Matt Walter, President of the Republican State Leadership Committee.
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